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Thousands flocked to Surrey’s Holland Park on Saturday to be blasted with rainbow-hued cornstarch in the five-kilometre Color Me Rad run. It’s one of more than 100 similar events staged around the world. See more photos at Thenownewspaper.com. (Photos: GORD GOBLE)

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before an ambulance can.” Council gave its final approval Monday to amend DELTA — Council has given the Delta Fire Regulation Bylaw considering most calls Delta firefighters the green to the fire department for help light to provide enhanced involve crashes or medical emergency medical care. crises and firefighters are Mayor Lois Jackson generally quicker to arrive. said there’s “absolutely no “It’s a no-brainer,” Jackson question” Delta’s firefighters said. “I guess I wouldn’t be a are arriving at calls “way Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk

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Delta is unique in that its three communities of North Delta, Ladner and Tsawwassen are widely separated by farmland and Burns Bog. To compensate for this, Delta’s seven firehalls are strategically located so firefighters can reach any call for help within three to eight minutes. “The BC Ambulance Service

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NEWTON — Hundreds of Surrey students left school on May 21 with a simple request at the top of their minds – make friends with kids from a different heritage or culture. “If you’re brown, go make friends with someone who is Caucasian or Asian,” Ken Herar encouraged the packed gymnasium at Newton’s Khalsa School. “Our country is going to get even more multicultural as the days go by so make sure you are connected to your community and other Canadians.” Herar is the founder of Cycling4Diversity, an eightmember team of cyclists that brought its message of respect and equality to two Surrey schools on May 21. Herar started Cycling4Diversity in 2010 after he found out he was not welcome at a certain Christmas party because he was South Asian. Now in its fifth year, the initiative has visited about 100 schools throughout B.C. During this year’s fourday tour, Cycling4Diversity brought its message to 16 schools in 11 different cities in B.C., including five in the Okanagan and two Khalsa schools in Surrey. “They were excited to have us,” said Herar. “Hopefully they can take that message and spread it into their homes and communities because we struggle with diversity in some

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10 YEARS AGO, MAY 28, 2005, IN THE PAGES OF THE NOW: ❚ A heated discussion drew police to a meeting of the Surrey District Parents Association. Police were called to the parent group’s annual general meeting. “It was in regard to someone involved in the meeting,” said Cst. Marc Searle, Surrey RCMP’s spokesman at the time. “We spoke to all parties and they agreed to follow the rules of order.”

Cycling4 Diversity founder Ken Herar, centre, prepares to talk to a packed gymnasium at Khalsa School in Newton on Thursday (May 21). (Photo: BEAU SIMPSON) students to say hello to kids they might not usually talk to. “You kids in Grade 7, maybe you could introduce yourselves to the younger kids and let them know who you are,” she said. “If you see someone sitting in the corner being very shy, why don’t you go over and introduce yourselves? “Would you do that for me?” Students welcome members she asked the students, who from Cycling4Diversity to their Newton school Thursday. replied with a resounding, “Yes!” (Photo: BEAU SIMPSON) Harpreet Singh also offered Lower Mainland communities. some words of wisdom to the kids. “If we’re all going to live “Be proud of who you are together, we have to make it and be proud of your culture,” work.” he said. “But respect others and Anne-Marie Sjoden is be also proud of the cultural Cycling4Diversity’s executive harmony we have here in director. She encouraged

Canada.” On Monday, after the tour wrapped up in Abbotsford, Herar told the Now that the tour’s main message resonated with students – mainly, that regardless of our heritage and religion, we are all Canadian. And like a true Canadian, Herar closed the interview using an analogy close to this country’s heart – hockey. “We should all have Caucasian friends, we should all have friends from different backgrounds and we should be playing hockey in the streets with all those people,” he said. “It’s not just East Indians vs. the white team. We’re all on the same team here in Canada.”

❚ A black bear crossed Scott Road from North Delta into Surrey, and then backtracked into North Delta where it was shot in the rump with a tranquilizing dart after Delta Police treed the bruin in a yard. They figure he came up from Burns Bog. He was ear-tagged and released near Tulameen. A different bear was spotted in South Surrey roughly a week prior.

20 YEARS AGO, MAY 28, 1995, IN THE PAGES OF THE NOW: ❚ The Surrey school district received $42.5 million from the provincial NDP government toward building six new schools and renovating a couple others. The provincial pot to plan and build new schools in 1995-96 was $230 million. ❚ About 100 protestors at Crescent Beach gathered to “boo” a choo-choo as the first Amtrak passenger train in 14 years rolled by on a VIP run. The locals were opposed to high-speed rail service passing through their quiet community. Compiled by Tom Zytaruk

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hen Grade 6 student Qiraa Qadri works on her latest book report, or aces a test, she can’t exactly go home and tell her father about it over dinner. That’s because he and her three sisters live in Pakistan. But now, there’s an app for that. Called FreshGrade, the free program allows students and teachers to capture, document and reflect on students’ learning. Through e-portfolios, students and their teachers can share pictures and videos of what the student is learning. Parents can download the app, sign up to receive notifications and all three parties can comment on the posts. Qiraa, an exceptionally articulate Cambridge Elementary student, said her sisters frequently helped her with her schoolwork before they moved to Pakistan to attend medical school. And thanks to the app, they still can. “If I can’t explain something that I’m doing in school, they just go on FreshGrade. I wish they had this when I was younger,” she said. Imagine being at work and getting an alert on your phone that your daughter has just completed an

Cambridge Elementary student Qiraa Qadri works on the award-winning app called FreshGrade with Grade 6 teacher Leslee Burwash. (Photo: AMY REID) oral French presentation. Simply click to watch. Or perhaps your child is visiting Science World in Vancouver. Open the app to see photos he’s shared. The district recently won the 2015 Sylvia Charp Award for District Innovation in Technology from the International Society for Technology in Education, due in part for its use of the Kelownabased app. Right now, the app is being used in 35 Surrey schools. “Learning is not getting 10/10 on a test. Learning is where you can observe a change in a child’s behaviour, like how they write from one month

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divisions, 17 use the app. Before FreshGrade, a few of the school’s teachers were on Twitter and a few were blogging but there wasn’t a “significant bridge between home and school,” according to Vendramin. I wish they “But now there is. Now had this the doors are blown right off,” he said. when I was Gone are the days of younger. waiting for report cards to hear how your child is doing, he added. Now, teachers are looking “To me, that’s what critically at what content we should be capturing because that’s what learning they’re sharing – and how it is…. For the first time, we’re helps students self-evaluate and showcase learning to providing a window into parents. the classroom.” “Students can also His school has jumped on board. Of the school’s 26 take ownership and be to the next, how they articulate their thinking from one month to the next, how they read,” said Cambridge principal Antonio Vendramin.

responsible for their learning,” he said. “For teachers that’s hard, because that’s always been our role – to teach, test and assess. This is a real shift where we’re giving some of that up and saying, ‘You know what? How about you decide how you’re going to show that to me.’” Leslee Burwash teaches Grade 6 at Cambridge. She said the program encourages ongoing reflection for the students. “Their job, now, is to post things that they’re doing well and things that they need to work on,” she explained. “I find I’m excited to see what they post.” One of her students, Adrian Tsui, said he likes showcasing his work and growth to his parents through FreshGrade. “It really helps. My parents know what I’m learning in school,” said Tsui. “When my teacher comments on my posts, my parents know what my teacher thinks of my work…. They can also see the progression from the beginning of the year to now and how I’ve improved.” According to Burwash, this is the generation where parents are starting to get used to the idea of children having devices, and whether that’s a good thing or not. “I’m really feeling that it is now.” areid@thenownewspaper.com

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NEWTON — Sergeant Parm Prihar has been named the new commander for Surrey RCMP’s Newton District Office. Prihar brings 21 years of policing experience to Newton, with an extensive background in patrol and serious crime. “I am proud to be part of this community and confident that, with the public’s support, we can make Newton an even better place to live, work and play,” said Prihar. Bill Fordy, Surrey RCMP’s Chief Superintendent, said Prihar is well-suited to oversee the Newton office. “I believe his interpersonal skills and breadth of experience will be an asset to the district and the dedicated and passionate residents of Newton.” The previous Newton commander, Sgt. Marc Searle, has been assigned to work with the Community Services Officer at the main detachment. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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Sentencing of Julie Paskall’s killer stirs emotions but embattled community remains ‘ignited’ despite facing enormous challenges David Dalley of Friends from the Grove wants the community to spread compassion and positivity at the grove on June 27, during the Surrey Doors Open event. (File: KEVIN HILL) Amy Reid

ultimately led to Gopaul’s arrest and conviction. Doug Elford with the Newton Community Association said he t was 17 months after hockey was angry when he heard Gopaul mom Julie Paskall lost her life that her killer was sentenced to received a 12-year sentence for killing Paskall and robbing another prison for more than a decade. woman two weeks earlier. Now 28, Yosef Jomo Gopaul “I felt the punishment didn’t was 26 when he threw a rock at fit the crime,” he said, adding the her head, knocking her face first sentence stirred up emotions for into the pavement. He had been wandering around Newton area for many in the community. “It opened some wounds a few hours looking for someone to we thought were healing. The rob. He stumbled upon Paskall as community was a little bit she stepped out of her minivan at shaken… Hopefully it puts closure the Newton Arena. She was to pick up her son from to all this.” Elford said the tragedy “ignited” hockey that night, but she wouldn’t the community. make it to the door. He didn’t “It kind of fostered a level intend to kill her, Gopaul told police, just to knock her out to steal of community activism that I haven’t seen in a long time,” he her purse. But her heart stopped. And although she was resuscitated continued. “It galvanized the community. We’re stronger now, at the hospital, she was taken off we’re demanding more for our life support two days later – Dec. community and we’re not going to 31, 2013 – after being declared let up. That was kind of like the last brain dead. straw that broke the camel’s back.” All he got away with was a few He said it’s awful that is took the dollars and some lottery tickets. death of a mother to do so, but said The crime rocked the whole the community is now “stronger” city, sparking public outcry, and “on the map.” rallies, an increase in police and Today, Elford said there is still an undercover investigation that Now staff Twitter @amyreid87

a level of fear and anxiety in the community. “At the end of the day, we want a livable safe community and we’re just not there yet. We just keep seeing setbacks. Why Newton?” he asked, referring to the community being Ground Zero for the 28 shootings in a span of 11 weeks. The latest shooting happened Sunday night, right across the street from Elford’s home. See also GOPAUL › page 15 See also SHOOTINGS › page 16

But where there’s darkness, there’s also light, he said. “There’s some really good things happening,” Elford noted. “We’ve seen the city make improvements. They’re listening to us now. We’re speaking to staff trying to get the town centre plan expedited. The BIA is up and running now… so the community is talking, communicating and organizing. “But it’s not enough. When we say we want our community safe and livable, that’s all we ask for. It’s not there yet.” While Paskall’s death made politicians react, it also spurred

grassroots community activism. In April, 2014 – about four months after Paskall’s death – a handful of locals began to take ownership of the forested “grove” located just steps away from the attack that took her life. Calling themselves “Friends of the Grove,” they took back the space. From eyeballs on trees and a chessboard carved in a tree stump, to poetry readings and concerts, quirky activity has dominated the forest. “It’s about taking a space that may be neglected or may be undervalued for its physical beauty or maybe it’s just avoided because it’s a place where dangerous things happen, and sort of reclaiming that as public space in a creative and positive way,” explained community advocate David Dalley. “With the people that are involved in it, it’s really changed lives,” he said. “And that’s great. If that’s what we’ve accomplished then we’ve succeeded in a number of ways. “I think it’s part of human nature, that it’s easier to talk about removing or taking things we don’t want, but it’s a much harder

conversation to talk about what we do what. We can all agree we need to reduce crime and poverty and homelessness, but what do we build up? What is it we’re actually aiming for? “Those are the conversations that are happening in that space.” Dalley invites the community to come out to the grove on June 27, during the Surrey Doors Open Event. “If you think Newton needs more compassion, then what can you bring to the grove that somehow manifests that or brings that? Maybe it’s a little paper heart you tape onto a tree. And if you envision something bigger, then great.” While spreading positivity and making change is the impetus of the initiative, Dalley says those involved understand the realities the community still faces. “We’re not naïve. We absolutely know what’s going on and the severity of what we’re up against,” he told the Now. “The degree of socialization and marginalization in our community… Those are big. But we’re hopeful.” areid@thenownewspaper.com

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s there anyone more vulnerable and needing of proper attention than newborn babies and mothers about to give birth? The B.C. Nurses Union raised the alarm this week that a “staffing nightmare” in Surrey Memorial Hospital’s birthing unit, the busiest in B.C., has seen 30 nurses quit over the last two years. The union says managers regularly staff the unit with 14 to 15 nurses on the nightshift, not the required 21. Short staffing has led to admission delays and incomplete assessments, according to the BCNU, and an inability to provide patients with enough post-partum education. The union also claims nurses often don’t take breaks and are at times reduced to tears due to the overwhelming workload. In reply, Fraser Health says 10 more nurses are currently being trained for the maternity ward. Roughly 4,200 babies are born in the unit each year. It is hallowed ground, not a battleground. Both employer and union must remember that.

MISS: Crooks are robbing hardworking taxi drivers at knifepoint. Let’s help RCMP find these people. See page 14 for their descriptions.

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ast week I wrote about some cool stuff in North Delta that not many people know about. Today, it’s Surrey’s turn. Let’s start with Whalley, named after a bootlegger. Arthur Whalley opened a gas station and store at the top of Peterson Hill in 1925 and the Pacific Stage Lines put a bus stop there. They called it “Whalley’s Corner,” and the community adopted the name in 1948. Concerning his bootlegging ways, Whalley had a shack closer to Cloverdale but had to move it further away to avoid being raided

by the police stationed in the rodeo town. The added distance, as the story goes, bought him more time to hide his stuff from police. One of his sons later became a deputy police chief in New Westminster. Hmmm. Anyway, if you stand at the intersection of King George Boulevard and 104th Avenue, you’ll notice you’re in a depression (hopefully not the mental kind). From this point, you’ll see that the land rises slightly in all directions. If the surveyors of yore are correct, this was the basin of what used to be a shallow lake. On July 5, 1791 the Spanish explorer Jose Maria Narvaez sailed into Mud Bay on his schooner the Santa Saturina and made his way over land through primeval forest to find a herd of elk and Native children paddling little canoes here. Besides old bootleggers and

ancient lakes, the community of Whalley holds other interesting secrets. Have you ever visited Royal Kwantlen Park, at 104th Avenue and Old Yale Road? Without realizing it, you might have stood on an old Kwantlen burial ground if you were near the tennis court. The iron grave crosses were stolen a long time ago but the human remains remain. European settlers, upon their arrival to what today is North Surrey, got all fired up at the Natives’ practice of tree burial down near the river, so they packed the bones into cedar boxes and gave them a second “Christian” burial where today, one hopes, they rest in peace. On a cheerful note, Whalley might not be home to a giant ferris wheel, but it did at one time have a rollercoaster of sorts. This contraption was called the Whoopee-Dipper. Built in 1929, in

the same vicinity of that extinct lake, it was made of wood planks and for 50 cents you could drive your car on it. The faster your front end went up over the hills, the faster your back end would come off. Whoopee! Wouldn’t it be neat if remnants of this thing were still in somebody’s back yard in Whalley? If this is the case, and you know about it, I’d love to hear from you. So let’s now venture out east. Near Tynehead Park there used to be a zoo and a nudist colony. A little further east, we have Port Kells and Harvie Road, which protrudes like a tree branch from the intersection of Fraser Highway and 176th Street. This long, rural road was in a previous life the path of a rail line, opened in 1891. The tracks were removed in 1929. As the story goes, buried somewhere alongside the road, which is named after pioneer logging train

conductor Robert Harvie, is a locomotive that was derailed, sank and ultimately disappeared from sight in the mud there. Steering a ways south, here’s a cool story about stagecoach robbers and gold buried somewhere along the Semiahmoo Trail, which used to connect Brown’s Landing with Blaine. A stagecoach rattled along the route twice a week up until the New Westminster-Southern Railway opened in 1891. As the story goes, a couple of bandits bushwacked a stagecoach along the trail, somewhere in the vicinity of south Newton. Some people believe they buried the box of gold somewhere along the Semiahmoo Trail, small parts of which have been preserved to this day. If you find that treasure, give us a call. We’d be glad to put you on the front page. ...So let it be done. Tom Zytaruk has been named a Friend of Heritage by Surrey and Delta. He can be reached at tom. zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com.

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Forget Hepner’s grandiose plans – solution is cameras The Editor, When are Surrey’s mayor, council and RCMP going to wisen up and install a camera system throughout the municipality, as has been done in London and other European cities? The Surrey model of adding more graduated rookies to the force against an escalating crime rate has proven a complete failure. Visibility is the issue and more monitored cameras are the answer. Part of the policing problem is that experienced officers do not want a Surrey posting – hence the rookie additions. Never mind the grandiose plans of Mayor Linda Hepner, who has already proven that she is ill equipped to handle the real priorities in Surrey – let’s move forward with effective crime prevention. To those who would argue that more cameras would impact their privacy – if there is nothing to hide, there is nothing to be concerned about. Safety in our community is of uppermost importance. R. Conley, Surrey

Keep dogs on leash The Editor, “Dogs must be kept on leash” signs are not a casual suggestion – they are there for the protection of the public. Having owned a dog I know dogs need to run and explore, which is why public money has been put into designated dog parks. I also know dogs can be unpredictable, especially if they are not on a leash. A month ago, I was seriously injured by a dog in an on-leash area. I was knocked off my bike, suffering a broken bone in my shoulder and abrasions to my face, elbow and leg. I will not be able to work for six to eight weeks. Over the years, I have had dogs rush at me or jump up on me or my friends on public walking trails. The owners’ responses are usually, “he’s friendly.” But that’s not the point. Not everyone wants to get this close to unfamiliar dogs, particularly when serious injuries result. So please, keep your dog on a leash in public places and take them to a dog park so they can run around and be with other dogs and dog enthusiasts. Debbie Maloway, MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND Surrey THURSDAY

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Roads are left uneven The Editor, As much as I understand that repairs and replacements have to be performed under our roads, why – when the work is completed and re-paving done – can it not be made even with the rest of the road surface? The state of the roads where work has been performed this spring is ridiculous. Maureen Spender, Surrey

‘Now’ supports singers The Editor, Thank you so much for the Now’s support of our participation in last week’s Surrey Schools Secondary Choral Festival at the Bell Centre! It was extremely beneficial to have the Now on board as media sponsor, and your advertisements and editorial content really helped spread the word within Surrey Schools and around the Surrey community. On behalf of the singers, staff and board of directors of the Vancouver Chamber Choir, please accept my gratitude for your assistance in this wonderful educational opportunity for the future generation of choral singers. Steven Bélanger, Vancouver Chamber Choir

❚ Bouquets of roses to all the people on Friday afternoon who took the time to help a frightened stray black dog on 82nd Avenue in Delta. Everyone from the young lady on her way to work, who stopped to try to offer water and called Delta Animal Services, to the lady out walking who gave up her water, staff at Bosleys and the ladies who followed and eventually corralled the dog in a front yard until it could be safely picked up. What could have been a tragedy ended well! It’s good to know that there are such caring animal lovers in the neighbourhood. ❚ Here’s a rose: I hope it doesn’t take 20 years for Sam Dunn’s prediction to come true – that the Cloverdale Rodeo will be looked upon as a trendsetter for dropping the most controversial events. Yes, please, Cloverdale, tell your story! Dropping the cruel calf-roping, steer-wrestling, team roping and wild horse racing events resulted in a more successful fair. Yippee! ❚ Roses to the neighbours in our area who take care to make their yards and patios beautiful. Some of our neighbours couldn’t care less, so thank you for doing your part in keeping our complex looking as great as it does. ❚ Roses to our local groundskeepers who work so hard to keep our parks clean. ❚ Roses to parents of kids in sports who are supportive of their children – and their coaches – in every way.

❚ Rotten tomatoes to the parents who let their teenagers go to Whistler on the May long weekend and wreak havoc and violence. This is a real problem and these kids are giving your wonderful community a hugely bad name. ❚ Rotten smelly tomatoes to the daycare workers at a Surrey elementary school who gossip about other teachers instead of doing their job. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the overgrown baby driving in his truck who swore at us when we were trying to merge onto a highway. We had the right of way. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the depressing media stories about the shootings in Newton. This garbage is nothing new and I’m tired of hearing about it. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the people who think it’s OK to change their baby in a food court. Where are your manners? ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the neighbour across the street who peed on my tulips and killed them. Stay out of my yard! ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the cab driver who threw his garbage out his window and onto the drive-thru roadway at the Cloverdale McDonald’s. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to parents who bring up their kids to be disrespectful and show no responsibility for their actions. Call me an old fogie but today’s generation is going to hell in a hand basket.

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Killer apologizes to family after getting 12 years facts and said Gopaul has maintained that he never intended to kill Paskall. Paskall fell face-first into the pavement after Gopaul threw a rock at her head, causing her heart to stop. Her autopsy SURREY — Yosef Jomo Gopaul was revealed she died of cardiac arrhythmia, a sentenced to 12 years – minus 18 months type of heart disease. This made her more time served – after pleading guilty in the vulnerable to death in situations of high death of Surrey hockey mom Julie Paskall. stress or anxiety, the court heard. Gopaul had originally been charged with “Once we considered all of the evidence, second-degree murder after Paskall, 53, died we had concluded that was not necessarily two days after being hit in the head with a rock outside Newton Arena on Dec. 29, 2013, going to happen and we decided the appropriate plea was to manslaughter,” when she was picking up her son after he’d Stephen said of the downgraded charge. reffed a hockey game. But Gopaul pled guilty to the lesser charge “Unfortunately some of the information released to the public was that she was of manslaughter and robbery on May 22 in brutally beaten, viciously beaten…. In fact, Surrey Provincial Court. she was struck once on the back of her head.” The sentence includes two years for an Stephen and defence lawyer Simon Buck attack that occurred on Dec. 16, 2013, before offered a joint submission for 12 years for the attack on Paskall, where Gopaul hit the two crimes, which Judge Paul Dohm another woman over the head with a rock, approved. subsequently robbing her. In court, Gopaul apologized for his actions “These were crimes that terrorized a community. And they’ve caused many, many and to the Paskall family. “I never thought in a million years the people, citizens in that area, to be afraid,” blood of someone would be on my hands... said Crown lawyer Wendy Stephen. Stephen read from the agreed statement of I know you most likely hate me but I just Amy Reid

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Gopaul’s life was normal until a traumatic event when he was seven, when his mother was attacked and raped by three men in their Ottawa apartment, and jumped out of the 11-storey unit to escape. She remains disabled to this day. Gopaul didn’t witness the attack but Buck said it had a “very severe impact” on his emotional state. He had already been diagnosed with ADHD. Julie Paskall Al Paskall “He became withheld, agitated and angry,” have to let you know how truly sorry I am,” said Buck. he said. Gopaul left school in Grade 9 and began Paskall was described as selfless and to drink and do drugs, the court heard. generous, someone who did everything for Crown lawyer Stephen noted that at age her children and family. 28, Gopaul has 29 criminal convictions. Six Her husband Al said he’s been “shattered” of those are crimes of violence, including since her death. assault with a weapon and his most recent “What’s my life now? I have no life. I just conviction for aggravated assault. exist. I’m on autopilot.... I have no patience... He was considered a high risk to re-offend I’m so quick to anger now.” after an Ontario conviction for attacking a His voice breaking, he said, “I would give woman on New Year’s Day 2010. everything I have in life for just five more After coming to Surrey in the summer of minutes with her.” 2013, he applied for social assistance and was Paskall is survived by her husband, a 17denied, Buck said, and he began committing year-old son and two adult daughters. crimes to get money. Defence lawyer Simon Buck told the court amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com

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Newton advocate wants new cops to arrive posthaste Tom Zytaruk and Amy Reid Now staff

SURREY — Mounties are busy investigating a shooting in Newton and two stabbings in Whalley this weekend. The 28th local shooting since the beginning of March happened at about 8 p.m. Sunday night in the 13400block of 70B Avenue, when two vehicles exchanged gunfire a short distance from W.E. Kinvig Elementary School and one hour before a peace march was to get underway several blocks away. Surrey filmmaker and social activist Mani Amar organized the Candlelight Peace March in the wake of the numerous shootings in Surrey and North Delta. Doug Elford with the Newton

Community Association was still shaken up Monday morning, as the shooting happened right outside his home. His son was walking home from the store just minutes before bullets rang out. His neighbour’s daughter was walking back from the bus exchange. “This is here. This is my yard. I want something done fricken now,” Elford said. “This is enough. What are these bloody cops doing? Why aren’t they locking these guys up? Get these guys off the street.... Why aren’t you following them right when they get out of the house, and stay on top of them day and night, or lock them up?” Elford wants to know when the 100 new cops will arrive in Surrey, following the federal government approving the city’s request for more officers. “What are these timelines, can we speed things up a bit here?” Sgt. David MacDonald said no

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injuries were reported and Cpl. Scotty Schumann said police recovered bullet shells but don’t yet have suspects. Meantime, police are also investigating a stabbing that happened during a birthday party in the 14000-block of 102nd Avenue, at 12:10 a.m. Saturday. A man in his early 20s was stabbed in the neck and upper back. An ambulance rushed him to hospital, where he is expected to recover. Two young men were arrested close to the scene. Just before midnight Sunday, a man in his mid-20s was stabbed in the chest after two groups got into a street fight in the 13300block of 102nd Street.

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SURREY — The aging ice arenas in Cloverdale and North Surrey will be replaced, announced Mayor Linda Hepner in her State of the City Address last week. The city will be rebuilding the entire North Surrey rec centre to city-owned land 12780 110th Ave. in Bridgeview. Coun. Bruce Hayne noted the north arena is far past its life expectancy, with the first sheet built in 1966 and the second in 1989. The city has put out a Request for Expression of Interest to the private sector. The YMCA has shown interest in operating another facility in Surrey, Hayne noted. He said the city would also go to market to see if there’s interest in building a multi-purpose sport and entertainment complex and stadium in South Westminster. “Certainly being adjacent to the SkyTrain station is important there and as well, it’s going to help to start to stimulate the private sector and the revitalization of that South Westminster area,” he said. “That’s a gateway to Surrey from the north, and right now it’s not really inviting.” Back at City Centre, Hayne said the property currently housing the North Surrey rec centre would likely be developed. “Quite frankly, with the development of City Centre, with city hall, the library and that whole plaza and what SFU is doing and so on, that real estate is and will be the most expensive real estate in Surrey for years to come.” In all likelihood, Hayne said it would be developed in partnership with the private sector, such as was done with the 3CivicPlaza project. Over in Cloverdale, Hayne noted that the arena is the second oldest in the city’s inventory. It will be replaced with an extra sheet of ice, but it’s not yet known where it will go. It may or may not be built on the Cloverdale Fairgrounds. Asked what would be done with the Newton Arena, Hayne

Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner delivers her State of the City Address on May 20 in Guildford. (Photo: AMY REID)

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GUILDFORD — In a packed room at the Vancouver Sheraton Guildford Hotel on May 20, Mayor Linda Hepner shared her vision for Surrey’s future with a crowd of about 450. In a nutshell, she said her dreams for Surrey centre surround innovation, but she began by addressing crime – the “elephant in the room.” She said the city is hunting for a director of public safety strategies – an election promise – a new person at city hall whose job it will be to integrate the work and programs of police, fire, bylaws and other city departments. She estimates the position will be filled in three to six months. But innovation is what Hepner hammered on, touting the success of Surrey’s Innovation Boulevard in city centre. Hepner said the city will now broaden that success into the fields of clean tech,

said the city is looking at acquiring land in that town centre to rebuild the facility. “That facility and the arena there over time, that’s going to have to be upgraded and redeveloped and probably on a new location within the new location. “The final priority will be South Surrey for ice,” he continued. “But those (in North Surrey and Cloverdale) are the priorities.” Both projects are in the five-

agri-innovation and social innovation. She said Newton has become a “hotbed” of clean tech innovation, being home to Foresight Cleantech Accelerator Centre, SFU’s Fuel Cell Research Lab, and more. She’s dubbed a new initiative “EcoNewton” that will pull together all the clean tech work in Newton’s industrial area to become an “international hub.” Agriculture was also on Hepner’s agenda. In partnership with the BC Agriculture Centre of Excellence and universities, Surrey will become a “living laboratory” for agri-innovation, with plans to build a virtual incubator farm. A “biopod” project is also in the works. Treeplanting work will double over the next four years, said Hepner – from 2,500 trees a year to 5,000. The city will also hold its first social innovation summit this November, and a seniors advocate will be appointed at city hall. areid@thenownewspaper.com

year capital plan and Hayne expects to see them completed within that timeframe. Other projects in the works include a recently completed Guildford Aquatic Centre, a new Grandview pool opening later this year, an East Clayton rec centre in the planning stages, stage two of Surrey Museum, a new Soccer Centre of Excellence, a new Grandview Heights park and an arts space and gallery in South Surrey. areid@thenownewspaper.com

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me,” said Sims, MP for SurreyNorth Delta. “During election time this comes up. Surely that should SURREY — New Democrat MP be there all the time. “It shows it’s more election than Jinny Sims is raising her eyebrows the substance of the value of the after a report that Prime Minister visits,” said the MP for NewtonStephen Harper instructed Tory North Delta. MPs to not accept any sponsored The Hill Times Online reported overseas trips until after the Oct. 19 this week that Harper made the general election. request last month during a weekly “It seems a bit disingenuous to Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk

caucus meeting in an effort to avoid problems for the party heading into the election. Surrey Conservative MP Russ Hiebert, who after announcing in 2014 he will not be seeking re-election this fall, was earlier this year the subject of a Vancouver Sun headline that read “Surrey Conservative is top globetrotter among Canada’s MPs.”

Hiebert was revealed to be the highest-spending federal politician in B.C. in the 2008-2009 fiscal year and second-highest spending MP in Canada. He recorded $637,093 in MP expenses when the national average was roughly $200,000. For the third year running, Hiebert was identified as the “most prolific user of ‘sponsored travel’

in the House of Commons,” haven taken trips to Paris, Istanbul, Taipei and elsewhere last year. The Toronto Star also published a story revealing Hiebert travelled to Taipei with his wife for “economic and cultural education” in April 2014, two months after announcing he won’t seek reelection. tom.zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

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Thieves target batteries DELTA — Delta Police have noticed an increase in battery theft lately with thieves targeting boats, trailers and recreational vehicles in particular. Thieves are stealing the batteries, from vehicles parked in driveways, for their lead and other metals that can fetch up to $30 per battery at recycling businesses. “Currently, there are not the same identification requirements for those recycling batteries as there are when recycling scrap metal,” Sgt. Sarah Swallow noted, adding batteries don’t usually have serial numbers or other security features. “Even if someone is stopped in possession of batteries, it is very hard in the moment to identify that the batteries are stolen,” Swallow said. “While the batteries can be seized, criminal charges and the return of the property to its rightful owner can be difficult.” Swallow suggests it might be a good idea to mark or engrave your batteries with your name or an identifying number, or remove them from the boat, trailer or vehicle at night. “While time consuming in the moment, the financial cost of replacing stolen batteries often impacts you much further beyond the replacement cost of the battery itself,” she said. Swallow also advises people to remove their garage door openers from their vehicles when at home. “By simply using your garage door opener stolen from your car, thieves can steal thousands of dollars of sporting equipment and potentially access your home.”

JUNE 7 – 13, 2015 Aging in Place Conference Supporting healthy, active aging. The Conference will focus on 3 key areas: Education and Advocacy, Healthy Lifestyles, and Safety. Brought to you by: City of Surrey and the Seniors Advisory and Accessibility Committee. Sa Jun 6 8:30am-4pm Registration Required Fleetwood Community Centre 15996 84 Avenue

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NEW WESTMINSTER — Surrey man Russell Atma Bidesi, 23, has been found guilty of manslaughter in the 2012 shooting death of Kacey Rogers, 31, in Whalley. Justice Bruce found Bidesi guilty of the lesser charge following his murder trial in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster. Rogers, 31, was shot dead at his duplex home in the 14000-block of Grosvenor Road on Feb. 26, 2012. “This was a planned home invasion,” Cpl. Adam MacIntosh, of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team, said at the time. Bidesi will be back in court today (May 28) to fix a date for sentencing.

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Lessons learned, Surrey Night Market opens for a second season Tom Zillich Now staff Twitter @tomzillich

SURREY — Probably more than most people in Surrey, Satbir Singh Cheema and his business partners hope forecasts for a warm, dry summer here are accurate. No question, nice weather could make for a nice return on their investment in Surrey Night Market, which begins its second season Friday (May 29) at Cloverdale Fairgrounds. Earlier this week, the parking lot just west of the Agriplex was abuzz as crews installed rows of sinks for use by the market’s three dozen food vendors. Add to that 55 merchandise vendors and Cheema is stoked to get the market started. “It’s better this year, with more merchandise vendors, better quality, more stuff,” said Cheema, a director of the market along with Jazz Narula and Garry Grewal. “Everything is on track and everyone is supportive – Fraser Health, the city, bylaws, the fairgrounds people. Everybody wants to help out,” added Cheema, who serves as the market’s media spokesperson. In 2014, the inaugural market was initially met with long lineups and some mixed reviews during its two-month run, on Friday and Saturday nights from July to August. This year, Sunday has been added each weekend, and the market will run longer, from May to mid-September. Nightly, the hours of operation will be from 6 to 11 p.m. “We were happy with the feedback we got, and we learned some things,” Cheema said. “There

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were some hiccups, some things we didn’t think of, and people helped guide us through – do this, do that. One thing, we added more booths to (reduce) the long lineups to get in.” An average of close to 3,000 people attended the market each night last year, Cheema said. A beer garden will not be part of the market this spring, despite the idea being floated by operators. “A lot of people didn’t want it here, and we want to respect that,” Cheema said. “A lot of people also told us they did want it, but we decided not to rock the boat and will keep it as a family-friendly event.” The market will feature multicultural entertainment, with no payment for performers. “We want to keep it that way because we want to promote local talent, to give them a chance to perform and promote themselves,” Cheema explained. “Anyone who wants to perform can come and get a spot, and it’s almost full now.” Admission to the market is $2, or free for war veterans, families of Canadian Forces personnel, kids less than 48 inches in height when accompanied by an adult, those in wheelchairs and seniors over the age of 75. For more details, visit SurreyNightMarket.com or call 604-805-3440. tom.zillich@ thenownewspaper.com

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Blue Rodeo to play Surrey’s Canada Day Tom Zillich Now staff Twitter @tomzillich

CLOVERDALE — The long-established band Blue Rodeo will headline Surrey’s Canada Day party this year. The July 1 event, one of the nation’s largest Canada Day celebrations, will also feature The Zolas, Zerbin, a Tragically Hip tribute band called The Hip Show, Me and Mae and other performers. Concert details were announced on Tuesday morning (May 26). More than 100,000 people are expected to attend the day-long event, held annually at Bill Reid Millennium Amphitheatre in Cloverdale. “The event marks Canada’s 148th birthday and highlights include top-notch entertainment, a half-a-million square feet of site area, an expanded Kids Play area, family fun for all ages, over 100 exhibitors, amusements with midway games and rides and a spectacular fireworks show for the grand finale,” event organizers stated. The event is free to the public and opens at 10 a.m.; the concert-closing fireworks show

Canadian roots-rock band Blue Rodeo will headline Surrey’s Canada Day event this year, along with The Zolas, Zerbin, the Hip show tribute band and other performers. Farrell and Rockin’ Robin and the Magical is at 10:15 p.m. Tree. Other performers will include Madeline More details are posted at Surrey.ca/ Merlo, Little India, young Tyson Venegas singing “O Canada,” Cedar Hills Caledonian canadaday. Pipe Band, Langley Ukulele Ensemble, Jessie tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

Zombies invade Surrey for ‘Fear the Walking Dead’ television shoot SURREY — Scenes for the new “Fear the Walking Dead” TV show were shot here last week. The school district building at the corner of 140th Street and 92nd Avenue was turned into a hospital for the shoot on Wednesday (May 20), with “zombies” roaming the area. “In The Walking Dead’s Los Angelesset prequel Fear The Walking Dead, the zombies are ‘fresher’ and still look human, which makes it much more difficult to stop them,” according to a post at YVRshoots.com. “At last night’s shoot at a Surrey School District building turned Sisters of Mercy Hospital, I saw my first walker of the new series – this bloodied doctor who practiced lurching ahead of the big scene. “Much of the neighbourhood came out in hope of seeing The Walking Dead-style monster zombies.” Look for photos at YVRshoots.com.

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Society of BC under new artistic direction, 6 p.m. Saturday, June 6 at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre. Event hosted by Vancouver Opera’s Colleen Maybin, features “four of B.C.’s brightest opera stars.” Tickets ($35/$45) and info: 604-5015566, Tickets.surrey.ca.

CONCERTS Piano solo recital featuring Emma Rui-Xuan Shi, on Wednesday, June 3, 7 p.m. at Colebrook United Church, 5441 125A St., Surrey. “Emma is a dynamic performer who has appeared in concerts within Canada & Asia & has received many awards.” Admission by donation (suggested $15). Refreshments to follow. “A Night of Passion” gala opera concert and silent auction celebrates relaunch of the Young People’s Opera

OPEN MIC Delta Arts Council open mic night at Firehall Centre for the Arts (11489 84th Ave., North Delta) on last Friday of each month. “Open Mic gives local talent the opportunity to share and showcase.” Doors open at 7 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m.

Admission is $4/person at the door. Info: Deltaartscouncil.ca.

FESTIVALS City of Bhangra Festival from May 28 to June 9 at venues in Vancouver and Surrey, featuring Bhangra Village Conference on Thursday, June 4 at SFU Surrey, 5 to 9 p.m. “Conference brings local and international artists, educators, community members, and bhangra enthusiasts together to discuss all aspects of the bhangra movement. Led by local communications guru Sharad Khare, the conference is free and open to everyone.”

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Short Sleeve Sampson returns to Cloverdale Fairgrounds for a “Midget Time 4” match this Friday, May 29. See listing under Wrestling.

“BarBQ and Bottle Drive fundraiser for Deltassist” event on Friday, May 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., in parntership with Vancity, at Scott 72 Mall in North Delta. “Come out and support all the programs Deltassist provides throughout the community. There will be lots of fun activities and food. We will have our ‘Wheel of Fortune’ and you can try your luck at winning one of the many prizes donated. There is a bottle drive so please bring us those bottles. Deltassist

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Surrey RCMP’s Neighbourhood Safety Presentations series continues at select Surrey schools. Residents to be given information on local crime trends, current policing initiatives, property crime, and how to report crime and suspicious activity. Attendees will also learn how they can play a role in crime prevention. Last presentations (6:30 p.m.) on May 28 at Chimney Hill Elementary. Registration: Surrey.rcmp.ca (click “Neighbourhood Safety Campaign” under “Policing Highlights”) or by contacting the Crime Prevention Coordinator at your local RCMP District Office. Guildford pool grand opening event: Free family event to celebrate the opening of the new pool with a free swim, refreshments and prizes, on Saturday, May 30. See the unveiling of public art “Splash,” by Michael Krondl. Ribbon Cutting will take place at 1:30 p.m. Also check out the water polo and swimming demonstrations. Event runs from noon to 3 p.m. at 15105 105th Ave., Surrey. Surrey Pop-up Park: TD Friends of the Environment Foundation attraction runs from June 3 to 7 at Guilford Town Centre, 10355 152 St., Surrey. In celebration of its 25th anniversary, TD Friends of the Environment Foundation (TD FEF) is bringing pop-up parks to six urban communities across Canada, including Surrey. “From June 3 to 7, a parking lot at Guildford Town Centre will be transformed with a pop-up green space. Open to the community for five days, the park will offer free community programming, including a farmers market, performances from local musicians, fitness classes and more. Visitors will be surrounded by native grasses and trees, log seating and tables, while they enjoy outdoor activities.” Info: Fef. td.com.

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“The Collection”: Diskordanse company of Surrey brings new work to Surrey Arts Centre’s Studio Theatre from May 29 to 30. Performance “exists in a contemporary art gallery where a mysterious ‘collector’ has acquired works of art through the ages. From a piece of stained glass dating back to 1350 to a newly painted surreal bird, this collection was

intended for a private exhibit; for a moment however, the audience will be whisked in for a sneak peek.” Tickets $40, show time 8 p.m., 604-5015566, Tickets.surrey.ca. Coastal City Ballet presents “Cinderella” at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 30 at Surrey Arts Centre, 13750 88th Ave., Surrey. World premiere of Irene Schneider production, music by Sergei Prokofiev. More info: Coastalcityballet.com, 604-5015566.

WRESTLING “Midget Time 4” event Friday, May 29 at Cloverdale Fairground’s Alice McKay Building, 8 p.m. bell time. Feature match between Short Sleeve Sampson vs. Little Prince Akeem. Gen-ad tickets $15 at Central City Comics, Comics Scene, also via Allstarwrestling.com, 604-710-0872.

THEATRE/STAGE “I Hate Hamlet” comedy staged by White Rock Players’ Club from June 3 to 20 at Coast Capital Playhouse, White Rock. Written by Paul Rudnick, directed by Dale Kelly. Tickets and info: 604-536-7535, Whiterockplayers.com.

FORUMS PechaKucha Night Surrey Vol. 3: Innovation And Design event 7 p.m. Thursday, May 28 at Centre Stage at City Hall, Surrey, exploring the theme of innovation and design. “You will see how design and passion contribute to the creation of innovative products such as buildings, mobile apps, 3D printers, clean technologies, health technologies and manufactured products in Surrey.” Presenters to include Michael Heeney (Bing Thom Architects), Eugene Suyu (Tinkerine 3D Printers Studio), Angela Robert (Conquer Mobile) and Noah Li-Leger (Li-Leger Creative Industrial Design). Tickets are $15, Pechakucha.org/cities/ surrey, at 13450 104th Ave., 604-501-5566.

MOVIES Fleetwood Family Movie Night on Friday, May 29 at Fleetwood Community Centre, 6 to 9 p.m. Free admission, showing “Big Hero 6,” with concession with popcorn and snacks open. “Bring your family out for a night of fun,” at 15996 84th Ave. Info: 604501-5030.

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throughout the concert. If you have any interest in singing, music, our own youth opera society or maybe just want a new piano, you need to

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‘FAIRY TALE’ DANCE SHOW AT SURREY ARTS CENTRE: Contemporary dance company Diskordanse returns to Surrey Arts Centre’s Studio Theatre this weekend for the debut of “The Collection,” choreographed by South Surrey’s Nela H to original music by Dasha Duquette. The show, staged Friday and Saturday (May 29-30, 8 p.m.), is billed as “a stunning visual feast of dance art… a new form of fairy tale unlike anything you’ve seen before.” The intriguing characters, “all lured into entrapment by false hopes and promises,” include the angered Glass Queen, the rebel Crystal Princess, the Preserved Flower, the Still Goddess, the silenced Voice and the curious Surrealist Bird. For tickets, visit Tickets.surrey.ca or call 604-501-5566; for show details, go to Diskordanse.ca or Facebook.com/diskordanse. Also Saturday, Coastal City Ballet brings its new version

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‘HUMAN LIBRARY’ AT CITY CENTRE: What’s a “human library?” Find out Saturday (May 30, 1 p.m.) at NEW POOL IN GUILDFORD: Check City Centre library during the fifth-annual out Surrey’s newest aquatic facility edition of Surrey Libraries’ Human Library Saturday (May 30, noon to 3 p.m.) Program, at 10350 University Dr., Surrey. during grand-opening celebrations of the Attendees can have a one-to-one, 20-minute new pool at Guildford Recreation Centre. conversation with human “books” – people Free swimming, prizes, refreshments and water-sport demos are part of the fun, along who are there to share their stories and experiences. This time around, the focus with the unveiling of “Splash,” a new piece of public art by New Yorker Michael Krondl. is on religions, beliefs and spirituality. “Despite being so plugged-in these days, Highlights of the new facility include an we spend little time actually talking to each eight-lane 50M Olympic-size main pool, other in person,” says Ravi Basi, Surrey leisure pool with spray features and a lazy Libraries’ multicultural librarian overseeing river, waterslide, family-friendly hot tub, the program. Register now at the library, steam room and dry sauna. Saturday’s call 604-598-7426 or visit Surreylibraries. event will also mark the completion of a Surrey-based Diskordanse company brings ca/4920.aspx. youth park located on the south side of the its new “The Collection” dance show to building, at 15105 105th Ave., Surrey. Info: Tom Zillich Surrey Arts Centre on Friday and Saturday.

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Alternatively, the eligible customer elects to purchase or lease/finance an Eligible New Vehicle (excluding GT-R and Leaf®) other than through NCF, then he/she will receive a three-year/48,000 kiliometer (whichever comes first) Oil Change and Tire Rotation Plan which consists of a maximum of 6 service visits, each consisting of 1 oil change using conventional 5W30 motor oil) and 1 tire rotation. For complete details on the Oil Change and Tire Rotation Plan, ask your dealer. Offer has no cash redemption value and can be combined with other offers. Offer valid on Eligible New Vehicles purchased/leased/financed and delivered between May 1 - July 31, 2015. Conditions apply. Model(s) shown for illustration purposes only. Offer subject to change or cancellation without notice. While quantities last. Ask your dealer or visit www.nissan.ca for complete details. Nissan names, logos and slogans are trademarks owned by or licensed to Nissan Motor Co. 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Photographer explores ‘Invisible City’ of Surrey for SAG exhibit Talk, on June 4 starting at 7:30 p.m. In conversation, Westman’s passion for urban planning bubbles over, and he credits author Italo Calvino’s 1972 book “Invisible Cities” as a source of inspiration for his exhibit at SAG. “Surrey is a fascinating place,” he said, “and there’s so much potential here. Why I voiced this, to articulate something of a reference point, is to get those who have their hands on the power levers to understand the implications of every decision they make.” Surrey Art Gallery is located at 13750 88th Ave. For details, visit Surrey.ca/artgallery. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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Surrey’s David Jorge earns ‘MasterChef Canada’ title Tom Zillich Now staff Twitter @tomzillich

Surreyite David Jorge earned the title of Canada’s latest “MasterChef ” on the CTV show Sunday evening (May 24). Jorge, 40, told reporters he will bank his $100,000 prize money as he looks to open a restaurant. The husband and father of two has worked in the concrete business.

On the reality-TV show Sunday, Jorge battled for the contest title with Line Pelletier, a Canadian military veteran and computer specialist from New Brunswick. They each had to create an appetizer, entree and dessert. “I set a goal, showed up in Toronto with 50 people. Seven weeks later I walked out of there myself and it was amazing, absolutely, truly amazing,” a jubilant Jorge told the Canadian Press. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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GLENWOOD VILLAGE

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OPEN SUNDAY 2 – 4PM

Dean Lovberg 604-671-2030

TOP FLOOR LIVING

Superb Price, Construction & Price Extra high ceilings with loads of pot lights. Bright gourmet kitchen with lots of southern windows, high quality cabinetry and quartz countertops. Functional eating area with great fireplace. 4 supersized bedrooms with luxurious 5 pc ensuite in Master bedroom. Step down from kitchen to your private ground level patio. Functional basement includes soundproofing with 1 bedroom legal suite and bonus rec room. 2-5-10 warranty. www.garyshepherd.ca.

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Jeff Husty 604-760-2010

QUICK POSSESSION

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OPEN SUNDAY 2 – 4PM

Dan Husty 604-916-1500

CARLTON COURT!!!

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13339 102A AVE $219,900

Brian Morrison 604-813-4700

MIRAMAR VILLAGE This beautiful 2 bdrm 2 bath unit has an unobstarcted ocean view! It features 9’ ceilings, high end kitchen, 2 balconies and central AC. A must see!

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Matt Morrow 604-537-4754

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Surrey high school team wins provincial water polo title

It runs in the family Following in his brother’s tracks, North Surrey Secondary star is off and running to provincials Jacob Zinn

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Garrett Davis, a Grade 8 student with the Earl Marriott Secondary water polo team, takes aim during the B.C. high school water polo championships, held last weekend (May 22-24) at Surrey Sport and Leisure Centre in Fleetwood. The school’s Tier 1 squad took the gold medal with a 18-17 shootout win over Victoria West in the championship game Sunday afternoon. Garrett led the way with nine regulation-time goals for the winners in the finals. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

GUILDFORD — In 2013, Ephraim Tadesse ran a time of 3:56.77 to win the 1,500-metre race at the Fraser Valleys, breaking a record that stood since 1979. Two weeks ago, his younger brother Nathan beat his time by 1.46 seconds, claiming the gold medal in the 2015 championship. “He was just happy I didn’t lose,” said Nathan with a laugh. “If I lost and someone else took the record, I think he would’ve been less happy about that.” Not only did he outrun everyone in the 1,500metre race, the 18-year-old North Surrey Secondary senior nabbed a second gold in 3,000-metre event, finishing with a time of 8:51.71. Despite taking his brother’s record, Nathan said there’s no sibling rivalry. In fact, the younger Tadesse – who initially ran cross country – got his start running track in Grade 8 through his big brother, prompting him to more seriously pursue middle distance races in his freshman and sophomore years of high school. see SURREY TRACK STAR › page 35

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Talk about sweeping the competition Broomsticks and all, SFU students show off magical sport of quidditch Jacob Zinn

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t takes exceptional athleticism to excel at any sport, but what about one where you’re playing one-handed with a broomstick between your legs at all times? That’s one of the cardinal rules of quidditch, the magical sport from author J.K. Rowling’s beloved Harry Potter series. What started as the fictional game of Hogwarts school has since been adopted at real-world universities across the globe,

members have already graduated. “I thought it was just going to be a regular Harry Potter fan club when I saw the quidditch sign,” said Gardiva, a health science major with a minor in molecular biology and chemistry. “I was very wrong.” Mykle-Winkler, who just finished her first year studying biomedical physiology and kinesiology, wasn’t caught off guard, and she felt her background in rugby would translate BROOMS UP: Rhyss Gardiva and Talor Mykle-Winkler of the SFU Marauders – the university’s well to the field. quidditch team – chatted about how the fictional ‘Harry Potter’ sport has translated to real life “It looked like fun – and become a competitive, worldwide phenomenon. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) I’d read the books, I was for individuals are fourth in the Canadian some girls on our team a big fan of the books, set to take place over Quidditch Nationals, who are five-foot-four, so it was sort of, why the summer, with one not play quidditch?” she maybe 100 pounds, and which featured such tentatively scheduled at they’re on the same field teams as the UVic said. Valkyries, the Winnipeg SFU’s Burnaby campus as this six foot tall exThe goal of quidditch on June 13. Whomping Willows football player.” is to score more points And as the team and the Toronto Contrary to than the opposing heads into its third Avengers. misconceptions, team. There are two season, they’re always SFU secured fourth quidditch isn’t just “a teams of seven with looking to recruit more bunch of nerds running with a hard-fought four main positions: victory over the Alberta players – whether you’re around.” Chaser, beater, keeper Clippers, who had The Marauders have and seeker. (For more a musclebound jock Caps coaches beaten them three times who’s never read the a mix of Harry Potter details on how the sport ensure boys previously. is played, read the online bookworms and typical books or a pint-sized and girls of all “It was quite awesome Potterhead who quotes jocks working together version of this story at that we got to play with Thenownewspaper.com). on the field. the passages constantly. skill levels are them and actually beat “There are some “If you ever want It’s a competitive challenged, focused, them,” said Gardiva, people who’ve never to try quidditch, sport – and not without and having fun. noting some of the even read or seen any don’t judge it because its share of casualties. Clippers are members Harry Potter and they you’re running around “I actually got this Plus - receive an official of Canada’s national just joined because it with a broom,” said chipped tooth from my camp t-shirt, poster, and quidditch team. looked like a fun sport Mykle-Winkler. “It’s a first tournament,” said Now that the season meet a Whitecaps FC player to play,” said Myklephysically demanding Gardiva, “but I did give is over, the Marauders Winkler. game with a bunch of the guy a concussion.” (at select camps). won’t hit the field Their teamwork paid “It’s full contact the coolest people you’ll until the fall, but off in March, as the co-ed,” added Mykleever meet.” fantasy tournaments SFU Marauders placed Winkler. “There are jacobzinn@gmail.com

including Simon Fraser University (SFU). Renamed muggle quidditch – with the word “muggle” also derived from the series, meaning a person who lacks magical ability – the sport has been on university fields for a decade, with more than 30 teams in Canada and 300 in the U.S. Rhyss Gardiva and Talor Mykle-Winkler each joined the SFU Marauders in the fall of 2014, the second season for the SFU team. While they’ve only been there one season, they’re considered veterans as some of the founding

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Surrey track star is confident going into provincials and had a lot of talent. “At first, it was just that little bit of commitment, but when he caught fire, he really latched onto it.” But Nathan’s rise hasn’t been without a few bumps. An iron deficiency in his junior year affected

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“Coming into it, I actually wanted to run the 400 metres – I thought I could be a really good 400-metre runner because I was quick, but I kind of got forced into the middle distance by our coaches,” said Nathan with a grin as NSS head coach Scott Svelander stood nearby. “From a coach’s perspective, people have predispositions to certain events,” explained Svelander in his reasoning for pushing Nathan toward endurance running. “All runners think they’re sprinters when they come out – they all have to be fast. Even a world class distance runner has to be very, very fast.” Evidently, Svelander

Nathan Tadesse is headed to provincials. (Photo: JACOB ZINN) got it right, translating Nathan’s success on the trails to the track. The coach has seen Nathan grow and progress over the last several years to the proverbial frontrunner he is today. “When he first came out in Grade 8, I think he was a close second to a bunch of club guys right away,” said Svelander. “He came out

his finish in the B.C. Cross Country Championships, dropping to 25th. A combination of iron supplements and training brought him back to the front of the pack the following year, when he won gold. “The iron helped a

lot for recovery and just feeling good, and the training on top of the iron was why I was able to win it,” he said. This weekend at Langley’s McLeod Athletic Park, Nathan returns to the B.C. Track and Field Championships,

running in the 1,500metre and – for the first time on a provincial level – the 3,000-metre. The past two years, he placed 7th and 9th in the 1,500, but he’s confident this time around – perhaps almost confident enough to beat his brother’s

second-place provincial finish from 2013. “I’m actually really happy,” said Nathan. “Training’s been going well. I’m feeling really good going into B.C.s. I’m not sure how fast I can run, but the B.C.s will be a good indicator.”

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“It’s a car!” That was the old tag-line for the Yaris commercials. Lest you think they protest a bit too much, the idea was pretty simple: here’s a little car with everything you need, and not much more than that. Personally, that’s my kind of machine. Just the facts, ma’am, - no need for 18-way seats and body-roll-controlling hydraulics, and on-board infotainment systems that can scan your brainwaves to find the best radio station. Nope, sometimes it’s better if a car is just a car. Toyota’s put a fresh new face on their smallest offering, and by “fresh,” I of course mean “scary.” Yikes, that’s one aggressive looking little eco-pod! So, is the machine behind the fright mask still packing the essentials, or is there something more sinister going on here?

Design:

Well that’s certainly a unique take up front. No-one could accuse Toyota’s design department of being afraid to take a risk or two. What once was a tad on the bland side now looks like a cross between a Tiki mask and a Mexican Wrestler. It’s all just for show, so don’t worry – the Yaris isn’t going to bite. In fact, take a brief walkaround to peek at its other four angles, and the car remains as it was before, an inoffensive and handsome little economy car. It’s got wheelcovers. It’s got a hidden exhaust pipe. If it weren’t for the mean-mugging front, you’d call it cute. Also, you won’t be calling it cheap. While this is the most-basic version of the four-door Yaris hatchback,

it still comes with bodycoloured door-handles and mirrors. It’s inexpensive, but the exterior doesn’t trumpet it.

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The inside is much the same – not costly, but not bargain basement either. Toyota has fitted the LE which pretty much everything you need in an entry-level car. There are standard power door locks and windows, cruise control, and even a touchscreen interface. Especially for such a diminutive little car, it’s quite roomy in here. Toyota ditched the centremounted instrument cluster some time ago, and now has massaged the dash with a bit more soft-touch material and a few extra cubbies. It’s just what you need, including a little pocket for your smartphone right next to the USB plug in. For some reason, Toyota weighs passenger space more heavily than cargo area, so while the Yaris has usefully-sized rear seats, the trunk space is a little on the small side. Lift the lid and you’ll see the culprit – a space-saver spare tire crammed into a small area at an angle. The seats fold down, but there’s none of the cleverness of Honda’s magic seat system here.

Performance:

Under the hood, the Yaris has a 1.5L four-cylinder engine making a modest 106hp at 6000rpm and 103lb/ft of peak torque at 4000rpm. The standard transmission offering is still a five-speed manual, but the only available automatic is a four-speed. Sounds pretty low-tech, right? Well, it is, but there’s something of an advantage to that. While it’s not as quick as a dual-clutch or as miserly as a CVT, the Yaris’ fourpot-plus-four-speed combination is bone-reliable, even if slightly neglected. Then there’s the Yaris’ other major party trick: it weighs practically nothing. “Simplify and add lightness,” that was the old adage of Colin Chapman’s Lotus, and while Toyota might not have involved Lotus in the building of their efficient runabout, they certainly espoused those ideals. The Yaris weighs about as much as a first-generation Miata, and that makes it relatively fun to drive.

It bounces over imperfections in the pavement without too much fuss and hurtles around the corners with gusto. The four-speed transmission is tuned for efficiency, not quick-shifting or extracting power, and the smalldisplacement four-banger doesn’t have much power to give anyway. However, there’s so little inertial resistance from the Yaris’ curb-weight, that you can just pogo the car off down the road without difficulty. The driving position is slightly on the odd side. As the steering wheel tilts only, and doesn’t telescope, a longer-legged driver ends up sitting with his or her arms straight out, almost like an old Ferrari. Even so, it’s not uncomfortable, and when you get the Yaris out on the highway, you can note that the four-speed is actually quite high-geared. It’s relatively quiet in the cabin, and the chassis feels stiff. Behind the scenes, Toyota’s put a few extra welds into the structure of the Yaris, and while it’s not about to do battling around a racetrack, the move has firmed up the feel of the car. It feels very composed despite the small power output, and more than up to the task as a commuter.

Features:

As mentioned, there’s no real need to consider options other than which transmission to pick on the Yaris. While slightly costlier than other manufacturer’s base models, the little Toyota has pretty much everything you need: USB connectivity, a touchscreen, keyless entry, air-conditioning, nine air-bags – it’s all there. The SE model adds in a few luxuries like leatherwrapped control surfaces, sportier seats, and foglights. Nice, but not absolutely necessary. Fuel economy is very good, as you’d expect, with official 2015 five-cycle figures set at 7.8L/100kms in the city and 6.6L/100kms on the highway. There are larger cars that’ll do better at high speed, thanks to slipperier shapes, but the Yaris does well, hitting its numbers in real-world driving.

Green Light:

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§ ° Up to $5,000/$2,500 in no-charge extra features applies to 2015 RVR SE Limited Edition 2.0L/2015 Lancer SE Limited Edition vehicles purchased from May 1, 2015 to June 1, 2015. See your dealer for details.ROOF $800/$800RAILS consumer cash applicable on 2015 RVR SE Limited Edition 2.0L/2015 Lancer SE Limited Edition vehicles. Some conditions apply. ∞ $2,500 consumer cash applicable Mirage ES 5MT models purchased between May 1, 2015 and May 31, 2015. Some conditions apply. ¤ $9,998 starting price and on GT2015 AWC PADDLE SHIFTERS applies to 2015 Mirage ES (5MT), includes consumer cash of $2,500 and excludes freight and other fees. 2015 Mirage ES (5MT) MSRP is $12,498. Factory order may be required. • Based on MSRPs and applicable incentives of Mirage ES and competitive models, plus included features such as Mitsubishi’s 10-year warranty and class-leading fuel economy. § AWC standard on RVR REAR SE AWC, Limited Edition and GT/Lancer SE AWC, Limited Edition SE AWC and GT AWC. S-AWC standard on Outlander GT. † Estimated combined EXHAUST FINISHER WING SPOILER FRONT UNDERCOVERS city and highway ratings for non-hybrid sub-compacts based on Natural Resources Canada new testing methodology: Mirage highway 5.3 L/100 km (53 mpg), combined city/highway 5.9 L/100 km (48 mpg) and 6.4 L/100&kmREAR (44 mpg) in the city for CVT-equipped models. Ac y will vary with options, driving and vehicle conditions. ** Whichever c. Regular maintenance not included. See dealer or mitsubishi-motors.ca for warranty terms, restrictions and details. Some conditions apply.

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Offer(s) available on select new 2015 models through participating dealers to qualified retail customers who take delivery from May 1 to June 1, 2015. Dealers may sell or lease for less. Some conditions apply. See dealer for complete details. Vehicles shown may include optional accessories and upgrades available at extra cost. All offers are subject to change without notice. All pricing includes delivery and destination fees up to $1,715, $22 AMVIC, $100 A/C charge (where applicable). Excludes taxes, licensing, registration, insurance, variable dealer administration fees (up to $699), fuel-fill charges up to $100, and down payment (if applicable and unless otherwise specified). Other lease and financing options also available. § “Don’t Pay for 90 days” on select models (90-day payment deferral) applies to purchase financing offers on all new 2015 Forte and Sportage on approved credit (OAC). No interest will accrue during the first 60 days of the finance contract. After this period, interest starts to accrue and the purchaser will repay the principal interest monthly over the term of the contract. Offer ends June 1, 2015. ¤Representative Financing Example: Financing offer available on approved credit (OAC), on new 2015 Forte LX+ AT (FO743F)/2015 Sportage LX MT FWD (SP551F) with a selling price of $21,752/$24,832 is based on weekly payments of $68/$63, and excludes delivery and destination fees of $1,535/$1,715, $22 AMVIC fee, and A/C charge ($100, where applicable) for 60/84 months at 0% with a $0 down payment/equivalent trade, $0 security deposit and first monthly payment due at lease inception. Offer also includes Bonus Cash of $4,000/$2,000. Other taxes, registration, insurance and licensing fees are excluded. Offer ends June 1, 2015. ¤Representative Leasing Example: Lease offer available on approved credit (OAC), on new 2015 Rio LX MT (RO541F) with a selling price of $15,652 is based on monthly payments of $152 and includes delivery and destination fees of $1,535, $22 AMVIC fee, and A/C tax ($100, where applicable) for 60 months at 0% with a $0 down payment/equivalent trade, $0 security deposit and first monthly payment due at lease inception. Offer also includes a lease credit of $900. Total lease obligation is $9,117 with the option to purchase at the end of the term for $5,627. Lease has 16,000 km/yr allowance (other packages available and $0.12/km for excess kilometres). Other taxes, registration, insurance and licensing fees are excluded. Offer ends June 1, 2015. ΦBonus Cash amounts are offered on select 2015 models and are deducted from the negotiated purchase/ lease price before taxes. Certain conditions apply. See your dealer for complete details. ΩLease payments must be made on a monthly or bi-weekly basis as negotiated but cannot be made on a weekly basis. Weekly lease payments are for advertising purposes only. ‡Model shown Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price for 2015 Forte SX (FO748F)/2015 Rio4 SX with Navigation (RO749F)/2015 Sportage SX Luxury (SP759F) is $26,695/$22,395/$38,495. Highway/city fuel consumption is based on the 2015 Rio LX+ ECO AT/2015 Forte 1.8L MPI 4-cyl AT/2015 Sportage 2.4L 4-cyl AT. These updated estimates are based on the Government of Canada’s approved criteria and testing methods. Refer to the EnerGuide Fuel Consumption Guide. Your actual fuel consumption

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