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Car crushing at the Legion A Czech-built T-55A tank crushed four cars in the parking lot of the Cloverdale Legion on June 21 during the Surrey Doors Open event. The demonstration was organized by local cadet groups and military equipment collectors. The tank, owned by North Vancouver’s Mark Fleming, is housed at the Chilliwack Museum, and is seen in the recently released Godzilla movie. The Surrey Doors Open event on June 21 involved 48 sites that were open to the public, allowing residents to be tourists in their own city – parks, places of worship, arts and recreation centres, universities and historic and architectural sites.
Linda Hepner is Surrey First’s choice Former city bureaucrat and current councillor will be running for mayor by Kevin Diakiw Earlier this month, Linda Hepner sat on a sofa chair in the living room of her comfortable South Surrey home and told The Leader in an exclusive interview what many have suspected for some time. She was expected to announce publicly Wednesday that she’s Surrey First’s choice as a mayor heading into this November’s civic election. She says she has the full support of her team to lead them into the next election.
The only other contender for the job within the ranks of Surrey First was Coun. Bruce Hayne, who stepped aside and said he was backing Hepner. She sat down with The Cloverdale Reporter’s sister paper The Leader on June 2, with the provision the paper not go public with the news until she was ready. Dressed in a black pantsuit, she cups her mug of coffee, and wears an easy smile. She says she’s ready for the battle for the
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In 2005, she took a leave of absence to run for city council and won a seat, which she’s kept. She says as mayor, she would bring “experience, steadfastness, team building and courage” to the table. “It takes a lot of courage to follow in the footsteps of Dianne Watts,” Hepner says of the popular mayor who recently said she wouldn’t run for the centre chair this fall. Hepner says that under Watts’ leadership,
the city has taken some “enormous strides.” But there’s more that can be done, Hepner says. She wants to focus on economic development and continue working to establish one job per Surrey resident. She wants to turn the King George Boulevard, between 80 and 64 Avenues, into a “Creative Corridor,” inviting all types of performing arts, design businesses and fine arts shops. “That’s my vision, and that’s what I would be pushing to do.”
She also believes Campbell Heights, a large business district near 192 Street and 24 Avenue, is undersold. She wants to see more agri-food industry there as well as aerospace firms. Hepner was economic development manager for the city when Campbell Heights came to fruition. She describes it as the best land to build on this side of Burlington, Ontario. More can, and will, be done on that vast property, she vows.
Crime reduction is also a key challenge that Hepner wants to address. But she says it’s “myopic and simplistic” to just throw more police at the problem. Innovative solutions include getting more civilians to do the desk work, so gun-carrying police can be out on the road where they belong. “Get the police officers doing the real police work,” Hepner says. She also wants to do more about the root causes of crime. Some of the things
she’s considering is regulating all drug and alcohol recovery homes so they all meet an acceptable standard. More also needs to be done for at-risk youth, she says. She also wants to “reinvigorate” the Block Watch program, which is falling away in communities such as Newton. Newton itself needs some attention she says, and under her watch, the community will get it. She wants to relocate the Newton ice arena,
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By Kevin Diakiw trict commander for Cloverdale. Society for eight years before beFormer officer in charge of coming manager of community Surrey First is telegraphing a public safety agenda by naming Surrey RCMP Fraser MacRae projects for Vancity. LeFranc also manages the city both a firefighter and a Mountie called Woods “a quintessential to its contestants for city council district commander, a quintes- of Surrey’s Homelessness and sential chief of police for Clo- Housing fund. this fall. “I’m thrilled to be able to ofMike Starchuk, Dave Woods verdale.� Woods was an extremely pop- fer up these three candidates as and Vera LeFranc will wonderful change,� be running with the said mayoral candicoalition of independate and current city dents this fall, Surrey Coun. Linda Hepner. First was expected to “They’re new canannounce yesterday at didates, they’re all an event at SFU Surstrong, they all love rey. Surrey and they’re all Starchuk, a Surrey team players.� firefighter, was just As to whether recognized with an she expects the new Honorary MemberMike Starchuk Dave Woods Vera LeFranc names on the coaliship to the B.C. Protion to offer the group fessional Firefightular presence among Cloverdale another sweep on council, Hepers’ Association, for his “selfless work on behalf of his fellow residents during his command ner said that’s the idea. “I’m hoping for another firefighters throughout the prov- at that district station. The civic coalition has also sweep. We have shown governince.� Surrey First has also signed up selected LeFranc, who was in ment works best with a diversiWoods, who was the former dis- charge of women’s programs for fied team that works together the Newton Advocacy Group and gets things done.�
Personal student info sent to Surrey parents in error
by Sheila Reynolds The Surrey School District has alerted B.C.’s privacy commissioner and is reviewing its procedures after some personal student information was emailed to parents early this week. District spokesman Doug Strachan said the incident involved about 250 students at a single school and the information was sent to parents at that school only. He said while the email message was intended to include a document from Surrey’s superintendent about ongoing teacher job action, a staff person “inadvertently� attached another document. Strachan did not detail what type of information was included or what school was involved, as that would further breach student privacy. “It wasn’t financialor medical-related, but would be considered personal or private information under the Privacy Act,� said Strachan. The school staff member noticed the error almost immediately, he said, and sent a followup email asking that parents delete the prior message containing the wrong attachment. The school district’s privacy officer was then notified
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Fresh locally grown strawberries are now available. These lovelies were for sale at Cloverdale Country Farm Market. The British Columbia Strawberry Growers Association says about 30 producers in the Fraser Valley use about 600 acres to grow strawberries and say local strawberries are now in full production. Strawberries are typically be available to early July, with some varieties available to September.
Ashamed of animal abuse To the editor; The horror story that has come to light regarding the abuse of milk cows on Canada’s largest dairy farm is appalling. Not only that, but reliable sources claim this is commonplace across Canada. Cruelty seems to be a part of the life of the animals that help feed us. I suspect it is because they are deemed not to have feelings and emotions. This is a false concept. Scientists are proving that al-
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To the editor; It is really disconcerting to hear that Penny Priddy is probably the only voice of reason on the board of directors of Port Metro Vancouver. The other 10 most likely obey the dictates of their “raison d’etre,” the government in Ottawa, without concern for the local citizenry who will be impacted by their decisions. Why do I get this gut feeling they have been told no matter how long it takes or how many hoops they have to jump through, eventually they must approve the coal transfer station at Fraser Surrey Docks? Ignore the fact the Americans have refused to ship this U.S. thermal coal through their ports, open coal cars and barges impacting our environment and being a significant contributor to pollution in China to say nothing of global warming. It truly would be a miracle if they had the courage to refuse to approve the permit application. David Gibbs, Surrey
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Along with warm summer nights come barbecues, campfires and fireworks. While the sonic-boom of pyrotechnics may be thrilling for us, it is not as enjoyable for many of our furry friends.
Fireworks can cause animals to panic, putting both pets and people in danger. When dogs and cats are frightened they are more likely to run away from their homes, jump out of open windows or dart into traffic. Stressed pets can also behave out of character — even scratching or biting people. With summer now underway, the BC SPCA strongly recommends that pet guardians plan for the safety of their household animals during fireworks festivities.
Identification Make sure your pet is wearing identification. Dogs and cats may try to run away if they feel threatened. Clear, current identification is your best chance to have them returned to you. Don’t console your anxious pet While it is natural to want to comfort your pet, it is better to use a bright, cheerful voice to send a message that things are fine. Avoid saying things like, “it’s OK” or “don’t be scared” in a soft or sympathetic voice. This only reinforces your pet’s fearful behaviour.
Leave home without them While you may think it would be fun to bring your dog to the festivities, he or she may not share your view. The strange sights, sounds, and crowds can cause a normally friendly dog to bite if it feels scared or threatened. A quiet night at home with their favourite toys and treats would probably suit much better!
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Students, staff donate blood Lord Tweedsmuir has given more than 1,000 units in nine years
Black Press Over the past nine years, Grade 12 students, staff, and alumni from Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary have donated more than 1,000 units of blood to Canadian Blood Services. The blood donor program at the school had humble beginnings in 2006, according to Michele Stea, the teacher who recruited the student donors. During the first year that the program ran, a total of 25 units of blood were collected. In each of the following years, the number of donations increased, reaching a peak of 193 units in 2012. Donations have fluctuated
over the past four years, but have consistently been above 100 units per year. “I was thrilled when I realized that, at some point in May of this year, one of our students made the 1,000th donation”, said Stea. “I think this is a great accomplishment, and is a reflection of the calibre of students we have at Lord Tweedsmuir.” Giving blood requires some courage (especially the first time) and a sacrifice of time (about one-and-a-half hours). According to Stea, during the nine years she has been running the program, there have been more than 400 students who
have become regular blood donors. “The fact that so many teenagers from our community have stepped up to donate is awesome,” she said. In addition, many Lord Tweedsmuir alumni have continued to donate blood, which is the true legacy of the program. “Shortly after I started the donor program, Canadian Blood Services initiated a program called “The Young Blood Challenge,” said. Stea. “The main goal of the program is to encourage young people to become blood donors.” The need for blood is ongoing,
and with many older donors aging out of the program, there is a great need for new members to take their place. The Young Blood Challenge is a competition amongst secondary schools across Canada, with prizes given to the top donating schools in each region. Lord Tweedsmuir has twice been the recipient of prize money, which was awarded as scholarships to graduating students who participated in the program. Canadian Blood Services’ Surrey clinic is located at 15285 101 Ave. To make an appointment to give blood, call 1-888-2-DONATE.
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Tweedsmuir teen wins national award by Evan Seal Lord Tweedsmuir Grade 11 student Andrea Lanouette has been awarded first place in the annual Aboriginal Arts and Stories writing contest entitled “Our
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Andrea Lanouette, a Grade 11 student at Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary, has won first place in the Aboriginal Arts and Stories writing competition for her story about a dangerous B.C. highway.
Story� organized by Historica Canada. Her story, titled “Tears,� is written through the eyes of a young boy and how his close friend, a young aboriginal girl named Caroline, is found murdered on Highway 16 – an 800-kilometre stretch of road between Prince George and Prince Rupert in northern B.C. It is referred to as the Highway of Tears due to the large number of women who have been killed or gone missing along the route. Lanouette, from the Haisla Nation, had seen the flyer for the contest in the aboriginal room at her school, but it wasn’t until her creative writing teacher encouraged her to give it a shot that she decided to enter. “My dad was the one that suggested writing a story about the tragedies that have occurred along the Highway of Tears,� she said, “I was born in Terrace so I had heard of the story but I really didn’t know much about it until I started doing some research.�
For winning, Lanouette received $2,000 and was flown to Ottawa to receive her award. “It was pretty cool, a really great experience,� she said
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of her own. Since its inception in 2005, nearly 2,000 emerging aboriginal writers and artists have participated in the contest .
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by Tom Fletcher With schools behind picket lines for a second week and little hope of a quick settlement, school districts are starting to notify parents that yearend report cards won’t be produced. Surrey School District Supt. Jordan Tinney posted a notice to parents that even shortened report cards that were planned at the beginning of the B.C. Teachers’ Federation strike won’t be possible. “The information that we need to produce report cards is in the hands of teachers and they are on strike,” Tinney wrote. “The support staff we normally have to help us develop and print report cards are also honouring the picket lines and are not at work.” School districts are running buses this week to get Grade 10-12 students to provincial exams, which have been designated an essential service by the B.C. Labour Relations Board.
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