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Video evidenceMotorcyclist goes over200 km/h on SFPR 3

Plebiscite failsDelta joins rest of theregion in voting ‘no’ 5

Art on the clockGrand Prix comingto Ladner Village 14

Invading provincialsAll seven South Delta teamsheading to B.C. tourneys 20

Picking strawberries at EmmaLea Farms this spring had aparticular significance for oneTsawwassen man.

Peter Harms has always lovedpicking berries at the WesthamIsland farm, and in May hedreamed of returning to the fields

as he lay in a hospital bed recov-ering from toe-to-thumb trans-plant surgery.

It was in 1998 when Harms’hand was partially amputated ina workplace accident. He com-pletely lost his thumb and indexfinger from his right hand, as wellas portions of the middle and ringfingers.

“It was really bad,” Harms said,

adding he underwent seven opera-tions in the days following theaccident.

At the time, doctors suggestedtransplanting his toe to replace hismissing thumb. However, Harmssaid he initially declined anothersurgery as his wife was due togive birth in a few weeks and heknew that recovering from thesurgery would be a long process.

“I meant to do it sooner,” hesaid, but as often happens, life gotin the way and his left hand tookover as his dominant hand.

It wasn’t until two years agowhen he was at a hand clinic foran unrelated reason that a phys-iotherapist urged him to get thesurgery. Harms said the therapist

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Picking up where he left offTsawwassen man back in berry field after undergoing toe-to-thumb transplant surgery

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Peter Harms enjoys picking straw-berries on Westham Island.

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South Deltans marked Canada Dayat three large community celebra-tions. Annabel Braim (left) shows herpatriotism at the Lions Club party atDiefenbaker Park, while Quinn andBethany Andersen (above) dance tothe music at the Kirkland House pic-nic. (Inset) Mayor Lois Jackson, MPKerry-Lynne Findlay and MLA VickiHuntington cut the cake at the DeltaMuseum. See more photos at www.delta-optimist.com.

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showed him photos ofanother patient that had asimilar operation.

“It was not a beautifulpicture, but it was func-tional and she was happy,”he said.

So in early May Harmswent in for the surgery. Inthe operation, which took

20 hours to complete, doc-tors removed his big toefrom his right foot andattached it to his hand toreplace his missing thumb.

Initially the surgery wasa success, however on thethird day of recovery, theblood vessels in his trans-planted thumb went into

spasms. Harms had to berushed into the operatingroom where doctors workedfor 10 hours to salvage thenew digit.

After the surgery, thenew thumb had to staywarm so the temperature inHarms’ hospital room waskept at 30 degrees Celsiusand his hand was keptwrapped and at a balmy 43degrees.

“For one week I was liv-ing in a sauna,” he said,adding he also began hal-lucinating from the painkill-ers.

In all, Harms spent fourweeks in hospital recov-ering and during thoselong days he said he oftendreamed of picking berries,a favourite pastime in thespring and summer.

“That’s basically what

kept me alive, ‘I want togo strawberry picking,’” hesaid.

And just one week afterbeing released from hos-pital, Harms was back atEmma Lea Farms eager toput his new thumb to work.

“Picking berries is justwhere I belong,” he said,adding it also acts as goodrehabilitation as he learns touse his new thumb.

Delta police this weekreleased a video of a motor-cyclist caught going morethan 100 kilometres anhour over the posted speedlimit along the South FraserPerimeter Road.

The driver, a 27-year-oldLower Mainland man, waspulled over in April aftertraffic cops clocked himspeeding south along SFPRat 213 km/h in an 80 km/hzone.

Officers noticed the manwas wearing a Go-Pro cam-era and later watched thefootage.

The video shows thedriver weaving throughtraffic, including large com-mercial trucks, while reach-ing speeds of more than220 km/h.

The motorcycle wasimpounded and the driverwas issued tickets for exces-sive speeding and drivingwithout due care and atten-tion. The charges resultedin a $483 fine, a seven-day

vehicle impoundment andthree driver penalty points.

None of the charges wererelated to the video footage,and were issued followingthe initial traffic stop.

The rider signed a releaseallowing Delta police to usethe footage.

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The Delta Hospital Auxiliary recently presented bursaries to six local students. This year’s recipients of the annual awards are (from left) Hailea Caldwell, RachelHislop-Hook, Manpreet Kaur Kooner, Katie Maciel, Denise Evanoff and Isabelle Pasin. To qualify for a bursary, students must be pursuing a career in health care.

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The purpose of theCrime Beat is to educateand inform the public aboutsome of the property crimetrends occurring in SouthDelta and other files ofinterest. If you see anythingoccurring that you believeto be suspicious, call 911for in-progress crimes andemergencies or 604-946-4411 for other assistance.

The following are someof the calls the Delta policeresponded to in the previousweek:

Tsawwassen• June 23, Highway 17

and 56th Street: Police

stopped a vehicle whereit appeared the driver washaving an argument withhis passenger. Investigationrevealed the passenger wasactually talking on a cellphone in an animated man-ner. While speaking withthe driver, police noticedindicia of drug use and thedriver admitted to havingrecently used cocaine. Thesuspect was determinedto be impaired by drugsand was given a roadsidesuspension; his licensewas seized and his vehicleimpounded.

• June 24, 1 a.m., 5900-

block of 12th Avenue: Avehicle stop revealed thedriver was to be served witha one-month prohibitionnotice. Police served thenotice andseized thesuspect’sdriver’slicense.

• June 24, 9:13 a.m.,400-block of Kerry Drive:Complainant reported twopatio chairs stolen fromher backyard. The chairsare described as brownsynthetic rattan with greencushions. Area inquiries bypolice in the area proved

negative.• June 25, 1:17 a.m., 700-

block of 53rd Street: Policeattended the park followinga report of a large group of

youth yellingand screaming.On arrival mostof the youthhad dispersed.

One youth was found in thebush area and was arrestedfor being intoxicated in apublic place. The suspectwas uncooperative and thepolice were unable to locatehis home. As a result, thesuspect was transportedto cells. When the suspect

removed his cap he wasfound to have a large gashin the back of his head thatrequired treatment at hospi-tal. The youth was releasedinto the custody of a parentand sent home.

Ladner• June 22, 4:58 a.m.,

4100-block of Arthur Drive:Police attended a single-vehicle accident. Afterswerving to miss a dogthat ran in front of her, thedriver ended up backwardsin the ditch. No alcoholinvolved. Medical emergen-cy attended but both driverand passenger declinedassistance. Vehicle towedfrom the scene.

• June 23, 11:01 a.m.,5200-block of LadnerTrunk Road: Complainantreported she was unable toget into her vehicle and oninvestigation found a smallhole drilled under the lockcylinder and what appearedto be pry marks on thedoor. No video surveillanceavailable. File created forinsurance purposes.

• June 23, 3:39 p.m.,

5100-block of 47th Avenue:Complainant reported hehad left his bicycle lockedoutside the leisure centreand when he returned thebike was missing. The bikeis described as a sky blueBMX with black “415”numbers on it, black tiresand two black wheel pegs.

• June 23, 11:32 p.m.,55B Street and GroveAvenue: Complainantreported six youth wereblocking the road and notallowing him to drive past.When he did manage topass the youth, one of themthrew beer bottles at hisvehicle. Policed investigatedbut youth gone on arrival.

• June 24, 5:37 p.m.,5100-block of Ladner TrunkRoad: Manager of storereported a shoplifter incustody after attempting tosteal items. The suspect wasbeing held in custody by thestore and police assistancewas requested. The sus-pect was arrested and thenreleased on a promise toappear in court at a futuredate.

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The police complaintcommissioner has upheldthe dismissal of a Deltapolice officer.

On Monday, the DeltaPolice Department wasnotified the Office ofthe Police ComplaintCommissioner had upheldthe dismissal of Const.Felipe Gomes following areview by appointed adjudi-cator Alan E. Filmer.

In January, then chiefJim Cessford, who retiredin February, proposed thatGomes be dismissed afterhe admitted to four allega-tions of deceit and one ofneglect of duty followingmore than two years ofinvestigation.

Under the Police Act, incases of possible dismissalor reduction in rank officersare entitled to a public hear-ing or review on the record.

The adjudicator’s deci-sion is final and there areno more appeals availableto Gomes.

In his decision, Filmerstated, “In my opinion,Constable Gomes is nolonger able to fill the roleof a police officer. The alle-gations against him, whichhave been proven, are veryserious and lasting in theirimpact... I hereby order thatConstable Felipe Gomes bedismissed from the DeltaPolice Department.”

“We respect the finaldecision of the adjudica-tor in this matter and theyreflect the initial recom-mendation of our disciplineauthority,” said Chief NeilDubord.

“It is of utmost impor-tance to the Delta PoliceDepartment that we alladhere to our core valuesof honour, integrity, cour-age and trust; when thepersonal values of one donot align with the core val-ues upheld by the men andwomen of the Delta PoliceDepartment, appropriateactions must be taken.”

No argument taking place, but police do issue roadside suspension to driver after he admits using cocaine

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After 10 weeks of vot-ing and another month ofcounting, the results inthe transit plebiscite werereleased yesterday morningand the answer from voterswas a resounding no.

Overall, the “no” sideregistered almost 62 percent of the vote, easilydefeating the “yes” side,which garnered just over 38per cent.

In Delta, voters rejectedthe idea at a slightly higherrate with the “no” side get-ting 68 per cent to the “yes”side’s 32 per cent.

Tsawwassen First Nationvoters also rejected theidea by a 66 to 34 per centmargin.

Last year, the Mayors’Council on RegionalTransportation released itsplan to improve transit andtransportation in MetroVancouver. The proposed0.5 per cent tax hike wasexpected to generate $250million annually, moneythat would be earmarkedfor transportation improve-ments identified in a 10-year, $7.5 billion plan puttogether by the region’smayors. The plan called fora Broadway subway andlight rail for Surrey, amongmuch else, but not much forDelta.

The ballots went outMarch 16 and residents haduntil May 29 to submit their

vote.Unlike many other

municipalities in the regionthat actively campaignedfor a “yes” vote, Delta tooka neutral position.

Although Mayor LoisJackson is a member ofthe Mayors’ Council onRegional Transportation,she continued to voicemisgivings about the trans-parency and structure ofTransLink.

Noting the transit author-ity and mayors need tolook “futuristically” attransit needs, Jackson saidDelta is asking that a direct

bus from South Delta toDowntown Vancouver berestored, a service lost whenthe Canada Line was added.

The B.C. branch ofthe Canadian Taxpayers’Federation, which headedthe No TransLink Tax cam-paign, said Thursday morn-ing the “no” victory is awin for everyone.

“This is a tremendousvictory for taxpayers, ourunderdog No TransLink Taxcampaign and the CanadianTaxpayers Federation,”said Jordan Bateman, NoTransLink Tax spokesper-son and CTF B.C. director.

“Our campaign didn’t havemillions of taxpayer dollarsor fancy CEOs committingtheir groups to our cause— we had everyday tax-payers who simply believeTransLink wastes too muchof our money to be trustedwith any more of it. This isa win for all of us.”

The Better Transit andTransportation Coalition,which championed the“yes” side, called the resultsdisappointing and said itreinforces the need forurgent, region-wide transitand transportation improve-ments.

Delta joins rest of region indefeating transit plebiscite68% of voters here reject proposal to hike sales tax to fund improvements


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Runners/walkers get toloosen their muscles with ayoga warm up. The race isthen kicked off with a bagpipe procession before thestarter pistol is fired.

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The Optimist is givingresidents a chance to reachout to Delta’s new policechief next week in a Twittertown hall.

Chief Neil Dubord wassworn in Monday, replacingretired chief Jim Cessford.

The forum will giveresidents a chance to posequestions and hear directlyfrom Dubord.

Using the popularsocial media platformTwitter and the hash tag#DPDnewchief, the featureis an interactive one-hourevent that invites the entirecommunity in on the dis-cussion around crime andpolicing in Delta.

The Twitter town halltakes place Friday, July 10from noon to 1 p.m.

Twitter Town Hall Basics:• Who can participate? The forum is open to everyone.• When does it take place? Friday, July 10 from noon

to 1 p.m.• How do I view the debate? You can watch the discus-

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TEDMURPHY

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He’s heard all about it, but now he getsto live it.

Neil Dubord, who was sworn in asDelta’s police chief earlier this week, isfamiliar with the reputation of the depart-ment he now heads and the four littlewords that have a way of separating itfrom other police forces patrolling thestreets of Greater Vancouver.

The transplanted Edmontonian by wayof the Metro Vancouver Transit Policeunderstands that “no call too small” isn’tjust a slogan or some kind of feel-good,but unattainable, goal the mayor has setfor the department. From his speech atthe ceremony on the municipal hall plazaMonday evening, it appears that Dubordfully realizes those are indeed words tolive by in these parts.

However, when one of his officers isdispatched to something as sinister asthe case of the missing patio chairs (Ikid you not, it’s in today’s Crime Beat),you just know the 28-year law enforce-ment veteran is going to have one ofthose head-shaking, welcome-to-Deltamoments.

Having said that, this approachshouldn’t come as too much of a cultureshock given Dubord has a history ofcommunity policing in Edmonton, which,coincidentally enough, is where hispredecessor came from 20 years earlier.And we all know that Jim Cessford wascertainly a proponent of the communitypolicing model, making Delta one of thesafest places in the process.

Despite being in the shadow of a majormetropolitan city, Delta maintains manyof the characteristics of a small town,particularly in the communities of Ladnerand Tsawwassen. OK, so we still mustlock our doors, but you know you’re in apretty safe place when you’re more likelyto get a laugh, than a scare, while readingthe police blotter.

It’s Dubord’s challenge to maintain thatsense of security, which is no easy taskgiven all that’s taking place around us.

We have come to expect a certainlevel of service from our police forceand a responsiveness to our concerns,no matter how trivial they might seem toothers. From the outside, this looks likeany other Lower Mainland municipality,but the sensibilities here differ from else-where in the region.

At Monday’s swearing in ceremonyCessford said Delta hit the lotto whenit hired Dubord, which is high praise initself but carries even more weight giventhe source of the statement. The retiredchief definitely knows of what he speaks,so it stands to reason that we should becollecting our winnings in the years tocome.

The Optimist encourages readers to write letters to the editor. Lettersare accepted on any topic, although preference is given to those onlocal matters. The Optimist reserves the right to edit letters and thedecision to publish is at the discretion of the editor or publisher. Allletters must be signed, dated and include the writer’s phone number

(not for publication). The Optimist will not print “name withheld”letters. Copyright in letters and other materials submitted voluntarilyto the publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author,but the publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them inprint, electronic or other forms.

You would think the month ofJune this year would go down asa record setter for temperature.Brown lawns, droopy Dahlias andover the top lemonade sales wouldcertainly be indicators.

But no, we missed it by a frac-tion of a degree and 1951 remainsthe high temperature year for themonth that is mostly spring and alittle bit summer.

Was “global warming” a topicback then? Who knows and whocares. Summer is here for a shorttime so drink it in and rest assuredwe will be able to complain aboutthe rain soon enough.

I enjoy all of the seasons but itis certainly summer that brings aflood of fond memories of carefreeyouth.

For the past week you have seenit. Rogue gangs of happy kidswandering the streets on bikes with

no worries of time and space. Acouple of bucks in your pocket, aball of some sort and you are goodto go for a whole day. I miss thosetimes.

I love the menu change thatsummer presents at our house aswell. I am generally a barbecue allyear kind of guy, and I enjoy thatsummer seems to be an automaticportion shrinker. Now, any proteinis usually accompanied by a verysimple salad and that is fine withme.

The heat also ensures the kitchencounter and fridge are stocked withfresh local produce. We have seenearly bountiful crops of berries andcherries and it will be a short timebefore B.C. peaches and nectarinesmake their way to our local retail-ers. We have been gulling downthese goodies to beat the heat.

I recall summer nights when mybrothers and I would return homefrom a long day of Popsicle eat-ing to be treated to ice cream andblueberries for dinner. Sometimeswe would just have watermelon.Lots of it. On Sundays, though,there would always be some mas-sive hunk of meat on the squeakyrotisserie. You could hear it fromblocks away and you could tell bythe wonderful smell when it was

time to come home.Summer means play and fun.

I have spent some time preppingthe fishing gear and organizing thetackle box. The dock is finally in atPoint Roberts and my daughter andI are keen to get down to wonder-ful Lighthouse Park to waste sometime.

I am two weeks in to my slo-pitch season and fully enjoy thewarm summer night games withmy friends. On a personal note, Ihave managed to complete a bucketlist item. Our league is allowed anumber of under 25 kids. My 19-year-old daughter is now playingwith our team.

The other night we were ableto play together. ML was playingshortstop and I was playing thirdbecause I can’t move. We made acouple of plays together and it wasa lot of fun. For me, after 15 yearsof coaching, 50 years of playingand 19 years of “dadism,” that wasa summer night that I have beenlooking forward to for a long, longtime and one I will cherish forever.

Have fun out there and createsome great memories!

Mike Schneider is founder ofProject Pickle and likes to writeabout growing, cooking and eatingfood.

Making some memories at awonderful time of the year

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Letters to the Editor

Editor:On behalf of the board

of directors of the SidekickPlayers Club, I would liketo thank the community fortheir continued support ofour theatre company.

Founded in 1997 byCarroll Lefebvre and hav-ing just closed its record-breaking 18th season,Sidekick is thrilled toannounce its 19th seasonopening with FrederickKnott’s Wait Until Dark,

followed by the Canadianclassic Les Belles Soeursby Michel Tremblay, Godof Carnage by YasminaReza and closing withNorm Foster’s Looking.

This promises to beanother blockbuster sea-son. We want to especiallythank our partners, theDelta Optimist and theDelta Law Office, andall our patrons. Withoutyour dedicated support,we would have no one to

“play” around with everyyear.

And finally, a hugethank-you to all our volun-teers, many of whom givecountless hours to everyproduction.

Subscriptions for our19th season are now onsale and you can pick upa form at the TsawwassenArts Centre.

Carroll LefebvrePresident

Sidekick Players Club

Sidekick grateful for all the support it’s receivedas theatre group prepares for its 19th seasonEditor:

The Truth andReconciliation Commissionreport is tragic. More than150,000 First Nations,Métis, and Inuit childrenwere enrolled in residentialschools between 1883 and1996. The report’s headlinesare child abuse and shame,not proud achievement.

The intent must surelyhave been a positiveone: starting indigenouspeoples along a pathtoward full participationin the Canadian economy.Tragically, residentialschools failed to deliver.The 2010 average aborigi-nal income was $29,780compared to $41,052 fornon-aboriginal Canadians.

In 2014-2015 AboriginalAffairs and NorthernDevelopment Canada spent$8.1 billion. With this major

support why are aboriginalpeople not achieving theeconomic success enjoyedby other Canadians? I don’tknow. Someone needs todiscover why and imple-ment a solution.

There were 1.4 millionpeople with an indigenousidentity in 2010, repre-senting 4.3 per cent of theCanadian population. In2006, they were only 3.8per cent. Canada’s econom-ic inequity is growing.

Perhaps indigenous peo-ple enjoy their life, but atthe same time covet wealththey see non-indigenousCanadians realizing? Thiswould be understandable,but achieving such wealthrequires change.

I commend the cour-age and initiative of ourTsawwassen First Nationneighbours. They made a

brave decision to foregogovernment support and,like other Canadians, shoul-der responsibility for theirown future.

They seem to be achiev-ing major success, but Ihave yet to learn how theirmany leases will translateinto jobs and financial sup-port for individual mem-bers. Hopefully TFN willserve as a textbook examplefor other First Nations seek-ing the success that residen-tial schools failed to deliver.

Ed Ries

Editor:Re: Tilbury LNG facility

is looking at further expan-sion, June 26

As I listened to televisioncoverage of this issue, I wasappalled to hear a companyofficial state that, of course,they couldn’t please every-one. This was in response toconcerns from farmers thattheir livelihood is at stake.

It appears he is unawareof the gravity of world hun-ger and widespread droughtalready affecting food sup-ply on this continent andothers. Farmland needs tobe saved and farmers needto be supported in theirmission to feed BritishColumbians.

At present, we grow toosmall a percentage of thefood we eat. That trendneeds to be reversed and

callous disregard for farm-ers’ concerns needs to stop.

Doug Stout trots out theusual line that the proposedproject “...will be subject torobust environmental andregulatory rules...” By nowwe are very familiar withthis claim but we know bet-ter.

Since Prime MinisterStephen Harper guttedenvironmental regulations,hidden in an omnibus bill,we know the playing fieldis not level and the wishesof multinational companieswill take precedence overcitizens’ needs and farmers’livelihoods.

We can only stop this ifwe speak out loudly andconsistently.

Let’s make this a strongelection issue.

Wilma Haig

Editor:Re: Canadian pride has

its price, Murphy’s Law,June 26

Ted Murphy’s cynicismmay be allayed if he tookthe time to consider all thefacts. Our Conservativegovernment has been proudto support local culturalactivities across Delta formany years.

For example, communitygroups such as the DeltaMuseum and Archiveshave, in fact, receivedalmost $5,000 over the pastfive years to support theirCanada Day celebrations.Likewise, the TsawwassenBoundary Bay LionsClub has received $6,400since 2011 to defray thecosts of the festivities at

Diefenbaker Park, both ofwhich I am proud to partici-pate in every year.

Murphy may also care tonote this year’s contributionof $50,000 for the WhiteSpot/Delta Road Race fol-lows a similar investmentlast year and coincideswith that race’s prestigiousnew accreditation by theInternational Cycling Union— the only such race in theprovince.

Our government is proudto invest taxpayers’ dollarsback into local communi-ties so that we as Canadiansmay continue to enjoy theprivilege of living in thebest country in the world.

Kerry-Lynne FindlayMP for Delta-

Richmond East

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MIt has happened once again, just

as it does every year. The reality ofdaily routine has shifted. One lastday of children in school, the nextthe freedom of summer. Sleepingin, running free all day, vacationtrips, summer camp... it all soundsso good, doesn’t? And the feelingof euphoria lasts for all of a weekor two and then we hear it ... “I’mbored, there’s nothing to do!”

What is it about this “freedom”that is so intriguing and so fleetingin such a short time frame? Isn’tsuch a reality shift supposed to holdour excitement, fulfill all our hopes,entertain us endlessly, maybe evengive us permission to be self-indul-gent for the rest of our lives? It’s notonly the anticipation of our child-

hood summers, but regrettably of ouroften unfulfilled adult dreams.

There is certainly a time and placefor rest, renewal and a different takeon routine but, and there’s always abut, when the primary focus of ourreality shift is a self-indulgent, what’sin it for me expectation and attitude,it will inevitably lead to an emptyshell of freedom.

There is an alternative realityshift that has repeatedly rendered alife giving, transformative kind offreedom. “Give, and it will be givento you. They will pour into your lapa good measure — pressed down,shaken together, and running over.For by your standard of measure itwill be measured to you in return.”Luke 6: 38

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Daily Mass in ChapelMonday - Saturday at 9am

Weekend MassesSaturday at 5pmSunday at 9am, 11am & 5pm

Filipino Mass (Tagalog)Last Sunday of every monthat 7pm (except July & August)

ConfessionsSaturday at 10amin the Chapel

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leisure&lifestylesfeatures co-ordinator: Dave Willis 604-946-4451 email: [email protected] ....in South Delta

On your mark. Getset. Go!

Artists will beracing against the clock inLadner Village later thismonth in the first-everGrand Prix of Art - Delta.

The event, presented bythe Travellingbrush.comand hosted by Artists in theVillage and the Corporationof Delta, takes placeSunday, July 19.

Up to 100 artists will beinvolved part in the pleinair painting race. They’ll begiven a location somewherein Ladner Village on themorning of the event.

“They have three hoursto complete their paintingthat’s inspired by the loca-tion,” says Mark Glavina,who runs an annualGrand Prix of Art event inSteveston.

He and Artists in theVillage, a non-profit soci-ety, are working together tobring the event to Ladner.

He says the “timing wasperfect” to bring a GrandPrix of Art to another com-munity, noting it will stillcontinue in Steveston aswell.

Artists are judged onbasically three criteria areas- capturing the spirit of thelocation, the creativity ofthe artwork and the techni-cal handling of the mediumthey choose to work in.

Artists in the Villagepresident/founder MaryAnn Burrows notes localbusinesses are supportingthe event by sponsoringpainting locations.

Spots are spread outthroughout the village.

“The last few weeksthere’s been a lot of artistspracticing in the village,”she says.

Once the three hours areup (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.), art-ists will bring their workto the Ladner CommunityCentre and prepare them fordisplay and adjudication.

A lunch for artists and

volunteers, catered by theDancing Pig restaurant, willbe held in Memorial Parkand will feature live music.

The public will be able toview the paintings, whichwill be for sale with 20 percent going to Artists in theVillage, at the communitycentre and also have theopportunity to cast a bal-

lot in the People’s ChoiceAward.

“It’s interesting, in thefive years we’ve been doingit in Steveston, not oncehas the judged winner beenthe same as the people’schoice,” says Glavina.

There will be awards forboth adult and youth art-ists. The awards ceremony

is scheduled to start at 2:30p.m. and the exhibition willbe open to the public from3 to 6 p.m.

Finalists will also havetheir work on display atmunicipal hall for a week,he adds.

Organizers are also hold-ing a photo essay contestwhere photographers are

encouraged to document theentire event and submit fiveimages.

To register online visithttps://www.eventbrite.ca/e/grand-prix-of-art-delta-2015-tickets-16231576081.

For more information,visit www.artistsinthevil-lage.com or the group’sFacebook page.

Our neighbours southof the border in PointRoberts will be celebratingAmerican IndependenceDay tomorrow.

A pancake breakfast,hosted by the Point RobertsEmergency Preparedness

Group, is on tap at thecommunity centre on GulfRoad. It goes from 7:30a.m. until noon. Pancakes,sausage, juice, milk, tea andcoffee are on the menu. Itcosts $5 US or $6 CDN foradults and $3 US (and pos-

sibly $3.50 CDN) for chil-dren. Proceeds benefit thelocal emergency prepared-ness group.

A flag raising ceremonywith the B.C. colour guardtakes place at the commu-nity centre at 9:30 a.m.

The Point RobertsChamber of Commerceis hosting a parade onceagain. People are welcometo join the parade right upuntil the noon start time,notes chamber presidentHeather McPhee.

The route is the “sameas always.” The processionstarts at Gulf and Marine,heads east along Gulf andthen south on Tyee to APA.

Musician and actor JimByrnes will serve as thegrand marshal while the

Vancouver Police PipeBand will be there as well.

Activities after the paradeinclude a barbecue, kidsgames and a beer garden,along with fireworks in theevening, hosted by the PierRestaurant at the marina.

Artists all set to raceGrand Prix of Art - Delta planned for July 19 in Ladner

BY DAVE [email protected]

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Mark Glavina and Artists in the Village’s Mary Ann Burrows are working together to bring a Grand Prix of Art event toLadner. Artists will race against the clock during the competition, set for July 19 in Ladner Village.

July 4th festivities planned in Point Roberts

leisure&lifestyles health&fitness

I have been obsessedwith skincare my entirelife. I had horrible acne as ateenager and very dull skinin my 20s, so I’ve spent thebetter part of my adult liferesearching and experiment-ing with skincare products.

Now, fast-forward tomy mid-40s and I am boththankful that I have been ona strict skincare regime, aswell as terrified because Isee my skin changing, yetagain. Thank you, FatherTime. You suck.

I started my skincareregime about 14 years agowith the help of Dr. MarciaFleming and her amazingteam at Delta Laser andSkin Care Centre in NorthDelta. I knew I needed a

professional because what Ihad been doing — cherry-picking drugstore-brandproducts — was not helpingor improving my skin.

Fleming has been prac-ticing in the Vancouver areafor 14 years and she is themedical director of both theDelta Laser and Skin CareCentre and the LougheedLaser Centre.

She keeps on top of theconstant change in the fieldof aesthetic medicine andshe is also a clinical pre-ceptor (that’s a fancy wordfor saying she also teachesother physicians the fine artof aesthetic medicine).

In other words, sheknows her stuff.

I interviewed Fleming forthis column to get the low-down on what we shouldbe doing with our skincareregime with each passingdecade and how we can getbeautiful skin, at any age.

In our 40s, our focusshould be on adding mois-

ture to our skin and rebuild-ing the collagen that isslowly diminishing as weage. Two products Flemingrecommends to promotecollagen production arevitamin C and retinol.

In addition, we need tostart protecting our skinwith a broad-spectrumsunscreen, minimum SPF30, all year round. (Yes,all year, not just on sunnyand bright days, or whentravelling to a hot climate.Sunscreen 365 days a year,baby.)

In our 50s, the samerules as in our 40s apply(adding moisture to theskin, sunscreen and boost-ing collagen), with a shiftnow leaning towards addinggrowth factors and peptidesto your skincare regime.

Growth factors strength-en the skin, repair agingskin and protect the futureof aging skin. But, alas, justlike a cheap Coach knock-off, not all growth factors

are equal.To make a difference in

the skin, you need a phar-maceutical product, com-pared to a cosmeceuticallike those found in drug-stores. Cosmeceuticals willnot have the magical activeingredients needed forserious skin improvement.These skin-changing, fabu-lous products can be onlybe obtained by a doctor at amedi-spa.

Peptides (especially onesthat contain retinol, antioxi-dants and specialized DNA-repairing enzymes) workaround the clock to helpminimize UV oxidationdamage and uneven pig-mentation while restoringskin function and elasticity.

In our 60s, Fleming rec-ommends higher concentra-tions of active ingredientssuch as retinol and growthfactors with enzymes toprevent and repair photo-damaged skin.

These products will

radically reduce wrinkles,uneven skin tone, fine lines,rough textures and saggingskin. And, of course, asalways, sunscreen 365 daysa year.

One of the biggestskincare concerns womenhave (and the initial reasonI walked into Fleming’sclinic) are brown spots, oth-erwise known as age spots,and redness.

No woman likes these!They are the equivalent tothat person in front of us atthe checkout who has theexact change, somewhere inthe bottom of their purse,and wants to count it slowlyand methodically to thecashier.

Thankfully for us,though, we can easily dosomething about the spotsand redness, and as forthat person in front of us,just don’t use the expresscheckout. That is their natu-ral habitat, the “under nineitems or less” lane.

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Travel photographersand writers Karen Pachecoand Karoline Cullen havejoined forces to presentBC and Beyond, a travelphotography exhibit at theTsawwassen Library. Itopened June 30 and will beon view until Aug. 31.

Pacheco’s interest inthe visual arts began withmedia studies at SFU. Herpassion for travel photogra-phy was sealed when givena Pentax SP 1000 before ayear’s trip to Europe, theMiddle East and Africa inthe mid-1970s.

Her career as an educatorended with an assignmentin Shenzhen, China, allow-ing for Asian travel oppor-tunities. Since then, she hasdevoted her time to photog-raphy and freelance writing.Her recent travels includethe Maritimes, Hawaii andU.S. national parks.

Pacheco is a mem-ber of the Delta PhotoClub, B.C. Associationof Travel Writers and

Canadian Associationfor Photographic Art.Several of her imageshave won awards. Herwork can be viewed at:http://northohana.zenfo-lio.com.

Photography hasbeen a life long passionfor Cullen. Even whenshe was an instructor inthe kinesiology depart-ment of Langara, themanaging director forCanadian HolographicDevelopments, orfounder and coach ofDelta Gymnastics, pho-tography was always aninterest.

Now retired from allthat, she concentrateson photography. Livingpart-time on Galiano Island,she loves photographing theabundant nature there. Shecontinues to support DeltaGymnastics by donatingphotos of gymnasts andevents.

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The Corporation of Delta is inviting proposalsfrom qualified and experienced food serviceoperators to operate the Coffee Bar at theNorth Delta Recreation Centre at 11415 84thAvenue, Delta BC, under a multi-year lease.

The Coffee Bar will operate year-round froma newly expanded recreation facility locatedwithin the Social Heart of North Delta. Asa secondary function, the operator will havethe option to provide private catering totournaments, bonspiels and social rentalswithin the facility.

The concession should offer an innovativemenu providing a wide selection of choices,including healthy and nutritious options.

In exchange for use of the facility, theconcession operator will provide financialcompensation to the Corporation of Delta.

Should this opportunity be of interest toyou, please download a copy of Request forProposal 15-148 from the BC Bid websitewww.bcbid.ca at no charge.The Request forProposal document describes the requirement,contains details about a scheduled site visit, andexplains how to get answers to any questionsyou might have.The closing time for proposalsubmissions is 2 pm on August 14, 2015.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, at a meeting of the Municipal Council of The Corporationof Delta to commence at 7:00 p.m. onMonday, July 13, 2015 at the Municipal Hall, 4500Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, the Municipal Council of The Corporation of Delta willconsider a resolution to issue TEMPORARY USE PERMIT LU007456.

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5357 Hazel CourtDelta, BC V4K 4G9

LOCATION: 4926 Delta Street (as shown on the map below and marked“Subject Property”)

PURPOSE: To permit the retail sales of furniture, home accessories,antiques, art and books on the subject property for a three-yearperiod.

AND FURTHERTAKE NOTICE that theTemporary Use Permit, detailedmaps and other relevant informationand regulations may be inspectedat the office of the CommunityPlanning and DevelopmentDepartment, 4500 Clarence TaylorCrescent, Delta, BC, (604-946-3380)Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday andFriday between 8:30 a.m. and4:45 p.m., and Thursday between8:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. fromJuly 2, 2015To July 13, 2015,exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays andstatutory holidays.

Interested parties have theopportunity to provide writtencomments regarding the proposal atthis time. Comments areto be received on or before 12:00 noon,Monday, July 13, 2015.Comments should be referred to:

Proposal to Issue a Temporary Use Permit(Local Government Act Section 921)

Mayor and CouncilThe Corporation of Delta

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Lower Mainland Cup for rep B fastpitch teams took place across Greater Vancouver last weekend.The co-host ’99 South Delta Invaders (above) captured the U16 tourney at Brandrith Park, whilethe South Delta ’01 Invaders (left) were in action at the U14 event in Richmond.

Invader teams bat 1.000 for provincialsSouth Delta rep B girls fastpitch program will have all 7 age group entries headed to B.C. tourneys this month

For the second straight year, South DeltaInvaders will be represented in a big way atupcoming provincial tournaments.

The rep “B” girls fastpitch program hasqualified every one of its teams for the variousage group championships taking place aroundB.C. the weekend of July 17-19.

The trips were earned via winning District15 playdowns or receiving wildcard invitations.

The Invaders 2003 and 2004 teams will bemaking the short trip to Steveston-London

Park in Richmond for the U12B ProvincialChampionships.

The powerhouse Invaders 2001 squad isheading to Maple Ridge to battle B.C.’s best atthe U14B tourney.

The 1999 Invaders will be looking to con-tinue their dominant campaign at the U16Bchampionships at the Cloverdale Athletic Park.

They will be joined by the 2000 Invaderswho earned a last minute invite.

The teams finished first and third respective-

ly at last weekend’s U16 Lower Mainland Cupheld at Brandrith Park.

The Invaders 1997 and 1998 teams are mak-ing their way to Nanaimo for the U18B cham-pionships. The ’98 Invaders earned provincialbronze last summer at the U16 level in PrinceGeorge.

Meanwhile, South Delta Fastpitch willalso be represented at the U16C and U19CProvincial Championships this weekend inKamloops and West Kelowna respectively.

Stingy ’99 Invaders win U16 Lower Mainland CupSouth Delta ’99 Invaders

tuned up for the upcoming U16BProvincial Championships by cap-turing the Lower Mainland Cup onhome turf.

The Lower Mainland GirlsSoftball Committee organizes andruns league play for teams fromVancouver to Chilliwack. TheLower Mainland Cup culminatesthe schedule with age group tour-naments hosted by a variety ofassociations.

The ’99 Invaders got to enjoyhome field advantage with theU16 tourney taking place atBrandrith Park in Tsawwassen.The event was divided into Goldand Silver pools, based on theregular season standings.

The co-hosts relied on strongdefensive play to go unbeatenin round-robin play with winsover Ridge Meadows Rage (5-1),Nanaimo ’99 Diamonds (2-1),Vancouver Wildcats (2-1) and

the Langley ’99 Extreme (2-1).Meanwhile, the 2000 Invadersplaced fifth in the preliminarystandings.

A tight 5-4 win over Vancouversent the ’99 Invaders to the cham-pionship game against Nanaimo.

The teams were locked in apitching duel through four score-less innings when South Deltafinally broke the deadlock on asacrifice bunt — in route to a 2-0win and the gold medal.

Proving they will be a majorforce at the U16 level next season,the 2000 Invaders, were edged byNanaimo in the semi-finals, thendefeated Vancouver to earn thebronze medal.

The ’99 Invaders are atSoftball City this weekend forthe Canadian Open FastpitchTournament, then turn its atten-tion to preparing for the provin-cials, slated for July 17-19 inCloverdale.

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It may take some diggingthrough the B.C. Junior“A” Lacrosse League rulebook late Sunday night tolearn who exactly the DeltaIslanders will be facing innext week’s playoffs.

A battle for the finalthree positions becameeven more unclear after theIslanders and New WestSalmonbellies played to a6-6 overtime tie on Tuesdaynight at Queen’s ParkArena. The result left Delta,New West and the VictoriaShamrocks deadlocked with12-6-1 records. Each team

has two games remaining.The Shamrocks seem

certain to nail down secondplace with only a home-and-home series against the 5-13-1 Port Coquitlam Saintsstanding in their way.

The Islanders were slatedto play the 5-11-3 LangleyThunder on Thursday night,then close out the seasonSunday (7 p.m.) at homeagainst the powerhouseCoquitlam Adanacs (18-1-0). The Salmonbellies haveto deal with the Adanacson on Friday, then the lastplace Burnaby Lakers onSunday.

Head-to-head meet-ings is the first tiebreaker.

However, the Islandersand Bellies split theirthree games (1-1-1). Thatprompted an email fromhead coach Greg Rennieon Wednesday to leaguecommissioner Ken Woodasking what would the nexttiebreaker be. Delta’s 9-4win over New West back inearly May might provide thedifference.

“It looks like goals for(in the three-game series)would be looked at nextand that would be us,” saidRennie, who has all butconceded second place toVictoria. “We just wantto be going into Sunday’sgame knowing exactly what

our situation is.”The Islanders looked des-

tined for a fourth place fin-ish until Spencer Bromleycame out of a timeout andfired home the equalizerTuesday with just 19 sec-onds remaining in the non-sudden death overtime peri-od. New West had extendedthe game by scoring twicelate in the third, then addeda power play goal to startovertime.

Islanders’ Ryland Hoodwas outstanding in goal

with 49 saves. His counter-part from Ontario — KevinOrleman — was equallyimpressive with 44 stops.

Should Delta face theShamrocks, the best-of-fivesemi-final series would startnext Saturday in the provin-cial capital, before shiftingto Ladner the followingafternoon. The Islanderstook two of three gamesfrom Victoria this season.Boxla bits…Thanks to a pair of

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That would mean amatch-up with second placePoCo — a team Delta hasplayed tough in a pair oflosses (17-16, 10-9).

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PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Delta Islanders RileyPhillips fends offa Nanaimo oppo-nent during B.C.Intermediate “A”Lacrosse Leagueaction at the LadnerLeisure Centre. TheIslanders won thisgame as they lookto secure one ofthe top eight seedsavailable for theupcoming provincialplaydowns.

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A rare find in sunny Tsawwassen, CityHomes offer the perfect blend of condo and townhome living.Private entries mean no communal hallways. The variety of spacious open floor plans offers plentyof choice. Secure underground parking and minimal maintenance complete the lock-and-go lifestyle.

DISTINCTIVE DESIGN. 1,2,3 LEVEL HOMESWITH YOUR OWN STREET LEVEL ENTRY

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4829 48th Avenue, LadnerHere’s your opportunity to own part of Ladner’s heritage. The “Wilson” house built in 1903 sits on a lovely 12,700sq.ft. lot in the heart of Historic Ladner. “Arts & Crafts” style home with 10’ ceilings, country kitchen and loads ofcharm is awaiting your TLC. Potential to move house put a coach house behind andcreate a second lot for a new house with coach house. Amazing opportunity to own apiece of Ladner’s heritage. Must be approved by the Corp. of Delta.

$880,000

PEBBLE HILL RANCHER5590 Wallace Ave., Tsawwasen

Fantastic 3 bedroom, 2 bath rancher on a large private lot in desirable Pebble Hill. Newer flooring throughout, new paint, newer roof, newfurnace, new hot water tank and so much more. Beautiful living room with gorgeous fireplace, dining roomwith garden window; loads of windows in the kitchen, eating area and family room to capture all the greenspace in the south back yard. Master bedroom with walk in closet and 4 piece ensuite. Start Packing!

$988,000

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FARMLAND VIEW PROPERTIES!2 homes, side by side each on a 68’ x 110’ lot overlooking the farmlands.Quiet dead end street, close to parks and Ladner Elementary school. $769,000 each

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5847 Fair Wynd, LadnerThis custom designed home features soaring 10’ ceilings on main. Romantic dining area,office or sitting area; open concept family room and kitchen with custom cabinets andgranite counters; french doors leading to a amazing recently reno’d west exposed backyard with stamped concrete, outdoor gas firepit, privacy shrubs and landscaping - perfectfor entertaining. Stunning master bedroom suite; plus 3 morebedrooms up. Golf course community with nature & river walkingtrails, boat launch, parks and top rated school.

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LOCATION! LOCATION!5263 Walnut Place, Ladner

Absolutely delightful 1400 sq.ft. 3 bedroom, 2 full bath rancher.Located on a beautiful 7,820 square foot lot. Lovely semi openfloor plan with living room, dining area, and kitchen. Lovelypartially covered deck in backyard is great for entertaining.Fabulous cul-de-sac location in Hawthornearea. Don’t miss out on this one!

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Bright 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo located in Sunningdale.This is a must to see. Loads of updates over last 4 yearsinclude beautiful laminate floors, light fixtures, andkitchenwith glass tile backsplash.All newappliances andmore. Terrific location closeto shops, parks, recreation.

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#6, 5501 Ladner Trunk Road, LadnerAbsolutely terrific 3 bedroom PLUS DEN 1,800 sq.ft townhome insought-after Sycamore Court complex! Do not miss this one, theyrarely come available! Great layout. Vaulted ceilings in separateliving room, gas fireplace, formal dining room, large master suiteon main floor; other bedroomsbelow. Double Garage,LARGE REAR YARD! $629,800$319,900

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660 54 St.,Tsawwwassen

752 Gilchrist Pl.,Tsawwassen

5359 Jibset Bay,Ladner

5365 Commodore,Ladner

5599 Frigate,Ladner

5625 Goldenrod,Tsawwassen

5834 Cove Link Rd,Ladner

6449 Meadow Place,Ladner

6772 London Dr.,Ladner

5178 8A Ave,Tsawwaassen

5201 Spanton Pl,Ladner

5209 Bentley Cres.,Ladner

5249 Brigantine,Ladner

5250 Arthur Drive,Ladner

5273 Walnut Place,Ladner

5159 Heron Bay,Ladner

5155 58B St,Ladner

5140 Westminster Ave,Ladner

5111 Bentley Dr,Ladner

5010 Linden,Ladner

4976 Mariner Pl,Ladner

4841 47 Ave.,Ladner

4768 45 Ave,Ladner

4724 Cannery Cr.,Ladner

4695 Kensington Pl,Ladner

4667 56A St.,Ladner

4562 46A Street,Ladner

4555 Edmonds Dr,Ladner

4492 45th Ave.,Ladner

4474 46B St.,Ladner

4466 46B St.,Ladner

4459 47th St.,Ladner

4410 50A St.,Ladner

2 4787 57th St.,Ladner

3 4703 51st St.Ladner

3 5661 Ladner Trunk,Ladner

6 5661 Ladner Trunk,Ladner

10 18939 65th Ave,Cloverdale

15 6950 120 St.,Delta

21 4756 62nd St.,Ladner

37 19433 68th Ave,Cloverdale

65 55A St,Tsawwassen

104 1118 55th St.,Ladner

109 4738 53rd St.,Ladner

120 4770 52A St.,Ladner

204 4747 54A St.,Ladner

205 1375 View Cres,Tsawwassen

209 1175 Ferguson Rd,Tsawwassen

211 7571 Moffatt Rd,Richmond

311 4768 53rd St.,Ladner

314 1363 56th St.,Tsawwassen

1315 53A St.,Ladner

1540 Farrell Ave.,Tsawwassen

6226 148B St.,Surrey

6321 43A Ave.,Ladner

6370 Holly Park Drive,Ladner

6435 Wade Rd.,Delta

6671 London Ct.,Ladner

7130 194B St.,Cloverdale

11084 83rd Ave.,Delta

21171 80 Ave.,Langley

A305 4811 53rd St.,Ladner

C108 4831 53rd St.,Ladner

D204 4845 53rd St.,Ladner


4517 Garry St.,Ladner

4595 Garry St.,Ladner


4713 46A St.,Ladner


2367 Broadway St.Abbotsford

3069 268th St.,Langley

4510 W River Rd.,Ladner

4883 44B Ave.,Ladner

4921 Coleman Pl.,Ladner

4964 53rd St.,Ladner


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Top 1% of all Realtors in Real EstateBoard of Greater Vancouver*Based on number of sales in whole or in partof Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board

Richard Lowe Realtor | RIBCPersonal Real Estate [email protected]

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#15 - 4949 47A StreetListed by Frontline Real Estate Services

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5639 Dove PlaceListed by RE/MAX Progroup

5408 Maple Cres.Listed by RE/MAX Progroup

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5892 Cove Reach RoadListed by RE/MAX Progroup

Marina Garden Estates

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#204-4747 54A StreetListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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#11-4748 54A StreetListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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5065 Wilson DriveListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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5391 44 AveListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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5279 Paton DriveListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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#209-4758 53 StreetListed by RE/MAX Progroup

GREAT LOCATION

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A107-4811 53rd StreetListed by RE/MAX Progroup

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#9-4695 47 Ave | $438,8001,730 sq.ft. - 3 bdrms - 3 bathdouble garage - across from

Memorial Park - Parkview Court

4369 41B Street | $2,249,0005,042 sq.ft. - 5 bdrms - 3 bath - plus 2 bdrm & 2 bath

in-law suite minutes from Ladner Town centre&Westham Island - 2.45 acre lot

5063 Linden Drive | $549,9002,115 sq.ft. - half duplex - 3 bdrms. 1 bath up1 bdrm mortgage helper down - 4,505 sq.ft. lot

4525 48B Street Ladner | $705,0002 level basement home maturely landscaped west exposed lot

Located close to High School and Elementary schools

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4914 57A Street Ladner | $679,0003 bedroom rancher 75 x 100 lot near Hawthorne

updated roof,Windows, kitchen and bath.

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5485 Pennant Bay

$488,000

OFFER PENDING• Desirable 2 bedroom + den (3rd bedroom?)home in quietcul de sac with WEST exposed private yard!• Cozy kitchen with sliding doors to coveredpatio, deck area leads to fenced yard - justenough for a delightful garden!• Large living/dining area.• Garage (19’4 x 13’4) has extra storage!!• Maintenance fee $91/mo

#101-1250 55th St.

$445,000

OFFER PENDING• Ground floor unit with private entrance!• Spacious, 1,318 Sq.ft. 2 bedroom, 2 bathunit has fresh neutral colours throughout!• Bright white kitchen with sunny eatingarea• French doors leading to HUGE patio withprivacy hedging• Workshop too!

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• 1 bed, 1 bath• 680 Sqft unit with HUGE (10 x 10) west exposed balcony• New oak cupboards with cherry stain, quartzcountertops, stainless appliances (2 ovens) carpet, bright4 piece bath with new fixtures, paint, light fixtures andcloset organizer.• Storage is in-suite laundry hook - up possibleMaintenance fee’s $180/mo

#307-5700 Andrews Rd. Richmond

$389,800 $225,000• 2 Bed, 2 full baths• 813 Sqft with south exposed views over the ponds, gardenand marina• River rock fireplace• Maintenance fee $271.70/mo incl.hot water and natural gas.

5148 Bentley Lane

• Custom built 2,031 Sq.ft. home shows like new!

• Located on a 4,167 Sq.ft. lot quiet cul de sac in VictorySouth

• Three bedrooms 2.5 baths

• Studio/ office (9’3 x 9’4)

• Landscaped garden - outdoor fireplace!

#105-8231 Granville Ave Richmond

$899,000

WANTED!SOUTHPOINTERANCHER

CASH BUYERSINTERESTED!!

WANTED!2 OR MOREBEDROOMRANCHERIN LADNER/TSAWWASSEN



51 STUNNING CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCES

#206 8733 160th

Starting at $269,900 incl. Net GST.

• Built by award winning local developer,Pioneer Group.• 2 bedroom plans available• Luxurious finishings, modern décor & largecovered balconies• High-tech security incl gated undergroundparking, 24/7 video surveillance & key fob entry• Perfectly located in the heart of Fleetwood

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# 111 1441 GARDEN PL.Cliff Drive, Tsaw.

# D203 4845 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 410 1369 56TH ST.Cliff Drive, Tsaw.

# 303 6363 121ST ST.Panorama Ridge, Surrey

# 213 4889 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 320 4885 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 207 1300 HUNTER RD.Beach Grove, Tsaw.


# 8 4965 47 AV. LadnerElementary, Ladner

4837 55B ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

4852 TURNBUCKLE WD.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

# 159 5421 10TH AV.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

# 28 4787 57TH ST.Delta Manor, Ladner

# 10 15152 62A AV.Sullivan Station, Surrey

# 11 6380 48A AV.Holly, Ladner

# 15 6350 48A AV.Holly, Ladner

4845 CENTRAL AV.Hawthorne, Ladner

# 51 12311 MCNEELY DR.East Cambie, Richmond

# 104 1350 VIEW CR.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

# 8 4748 53RD ST.Delta Manor, Ladner

# 212 6263 RIVER RD.East Delta, Ladner

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*Based on number of sales in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & YTD 2015!*This representation is based in whole or in part on Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board Statistics

#1 Agent in Ladner / Tsawwassen*2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & YTD 2015!

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BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED “VICTORIA PARK” 2 BEDROOM PENTHOUSE!

#403-8080 Jones Rd.

$387,900

• New flooring, kitchen, bathrooms, lighting fixtures,doors and trim & more!• Top floor, 952 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,private in-suite laundry• End unit, high vaulted ceilings, nice bright SWexposure• Walking distance to many amenities• 1 parking stall close to elevator and storage lockerincluded• Just move in and enjoy!

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FABULOUS CORNER PENTHOUSE!• S/W facing unit w/loads of natural light• 2 bdrm & 2bthm, 920 sq. ft. plan• Large sundeck and view of Mt. Baker• Granite countertops, wide plankbamboo flooring, 100% wool berbercarpets• Slate tile in kitchen and bathrooms

#405 1315 56th St,, Tsawwassen

$409,900

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CENTRALLY LOCATED TOWNHOME

#2 4890 48th Ave., Ladner

$449,900

• Updated with new kitchen and flooring• 2 bedrooms plus bonus loft (could be 3rdbedroom)• Over 1,400 sq. ft., w/private parking andstorage locker• Walking distance to Ladner Village• New furnace and HW tank

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THE PALOMA!

#507 6068 No 3rd Rd.

$485,000

• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 919 sq. ft.• Central location right in the heart ofthe city• Walk everywhere with everything rightat your doorstep• Close to transit• Built in 2007, balance of warranty

3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME WITH PERFECT LOCATION!

4815 Turnbuckle Wynd, Ladner

$389,900

• Just steps to everything in town• Updated throughout incl flooring, kitchen,bathrooms & more• Private fenced yard• 1,245 sq. ft. unit w/low strata fees• Pet friendly

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TOP FLOOR PENTHOUSE IN ONYX COURT

#308 1175 55th St, Tsawwassen

$399,900

• Beautiful 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom unit• Luxurious finishings throughout• Just steps to city centre & manyamenities• Built in 2003, 1,018 sq. ft.

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TOP FLOOR WITH MOUNTAIN VIEWS!

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#401 4768 53rd, Ladner

$339,900

• Walking distance to town

• Vaulted ceilings

• 2 bdrms & 2 bthrms

• 993 sq. ft., 1 parking, 1 locker included

WALK TO EVERYTHING!• 2 bed 2 bath

• 1154 sq. ft.

• Open concept

• South facing balcony

• Central location

204-1153 54A St, Tsawwassen

$369,900

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GROUND LEVEL AT WINDSOR WOODS!• 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, nearly 900 sq. ft.• Private, walk-up entrance• Close to many amenities• Includes 1 parking + locker• Extra street parking right outsidethe patio

#104 5556 14th Ave, Tsawwassen

$339,900

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# 16 12333 ENGLISH AVSteveston South,wRichmond

5212 LYNN PLLadner Elementary, Ladner

1678 57TH ST.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

1089 WILMINGTON DR.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

4752 60B ST.Holly, Ladner

4445 63A ST.Holly, Ladner

5117 ERIN WY.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5247 10A AV.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

4517 46A ST.Port Guichon, Ladner

1725 58TH ST. BeachGrove, Tsaw.

5260 SCHOONER GTNeilsen Grove, Ladner

6354 183RD ST.Cloverdale BC, Cloverdale

# 70 15151 34 AV.Morgan Cr., S. Surrey

# 302 1140 55TH ST.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

1466 160TH ST.King George Cor., S. Surrey

5736 48B AV.Hawthorne, Ladner

4158 ARTHUR DRLadner Rural, Ladner

# 313 6263 RIVER RD.East Delta, Ladner

5986 128A ST.Panorama Ridge, Surrey

973 53A ST.Tsaw. Central, Tsaw.

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FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME!

4862 59A St., Ladner

$839,900

• Updated throughout incl kitchen, bathrooms andflooring• Located close to Bell park in newer subdivisionw/underground services• Large master suite w huge walk-in closet• 4 bedrooms and a gamesroom above the doublegarage• Low maintenance yard w/ nice landscaping

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JUST LIKE NEW IN QUIET CUL-DE-SAC

8840 Stegavik Crt, Delta,

$929,900

• Just finished home custom built withluxury finishings

• Over 3,300 sq. ft. on 3 levels• 5 bedrooms with suite potential• 5,181 sq. ft. lot w/ Mountain and RiverViews!• 2-5-10 new home warranty. No GST

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5 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE HOME!

6188 Crescent Pl., Ladner

$959,900

• Perfect family layout w/5 bedrooms plusgames room• Lovingly cared for by long time owners• Quiet street with low traffic• Many updates throughout• Over 3,000 sq. ft., 6,637 sq. ft. sunny lot

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3 BEDROOM RANCHER!

4730 Cedar Tree Lane, Ladner

$639,900

• Updated throughout, just move in!• 3 bedrooms all on one level• Newer bathroom updates• Newer roof, doors, flooring & more• Huge fenced yard, double carport• Cul-de-sac location

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UPDATED & RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE BEACH!

1207 Beach Grove Rd.,Tsawwassen

$879,900

• 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom home with updatesthroughout• Newer torch on roof and hardiplank siding• Fantastic location close to everything• Plenty of room for extended family withseparate kitchens• Detached garage and loads of storage• Water views from the upper level

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LOVELY 3 BEDROOM RANCHER!

5343 River Rd., Ladner

$639,900

• Charming one level home in WestLadner• Sunny 7,287 sq. ft. lot• Single garage and RV parking• Just minutes into Ladner Village• Newer roof, furnace, windows,HW tank, etc

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HUGE TOWNHOME!

#70 15151 34th Ave.

$519,900

• Nearly 2,000 sq. ft. w/ double garage• 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms• Built in 2006• Close to first class shopping andrestaurants

INCREDIBLE OCEAN VIEWS!• Bosa’s Miramar Village• 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit• 956 sq. ft. w top of the line finishes• Walk to the beach and many shopsin minutes• Stunning views that must be seen#1106 1473 Johnston Rd

$499,900

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INTERNATIONAL VILLAGE!

#514 555 Abbott St.

$515,000

• Concrete mid-rise building• 833 sq. ft., 1 bedroom unit• Close to shopping, restaurants &much more!• Wonderful location

GOLF COURSE AND NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN VIEWS!

208 5099 Springs Blvd., Tsawwassen

$609,900

• 2 bdrm 2 bath• 1127 sq. ft.• Hardwood Floors• Granite Countertops• High end appliances• Air conditioning and geothermalheating

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228 ENGLISH BLUFF RD.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

737 GLENWOOD DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

852 TSAW. BEACH RD.English Bluff, Tsaw.

981 PACIFIC DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

1175 SKANA DR.English Bluff, Tsaw.

1512 BISHOP RD.South Surrey White Rock

2236 124A ST.Crescent Bch, S. Surrey

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4632 55B ST.,Delta Manor, Ladner

4638 51ST ST.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

4644 51ST ST.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

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4712 STAHAKEN PL.English Bluff, Tsaw.

4888 53RD ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

4935 63A ST.Holly, Ladner

4941 CENTRAL AV.Hawthorne, Ladner

5109 59A ST.Hawthorne, Ladner

5135 CLIFF PLCliff Drive, Tsaw.

5249 LAUREL DR.Hawthorne, Ladner

5279 WINDJAMMER RD.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5375 WELLBURN DR.Hawthorne, Ladner

5620 ADMIRAL BVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

5871 FAIR WDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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STUNNING RESIDENCE WITH BREATH TAKING VIEWS!

227 Morningside Dr, Tsawwassen

$1,158,800

• Over $400,000 in renovations that must be seen• Panoramic views of Boundary Bay, Mt. Baker,North Shore Mtn’s• Everything done to the highest standard• 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage,loads of storage• Gorgeous, private outdoor entertaining decksw/views

DEVELOPMENT SITE!

5454 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$1,300,000

• OCP designated as Medium DensityResidential• 14,262 sq. ft. lot with livable house• 74’ x 193.5’ rectangular lot with tworoad frontages• Inquire at City Hall for future usages

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THE ULTIMATE IN PRIVACY WITH A STUNNING VIEW!

619 Sandollar Pl, Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

• Wonderfully updated cul-de-sac home in Forest By TheBay• Top of the line appliances in gourmet chef’s kitchen incl/Wolf, SubZero & Miele!• Gorgeous hardwood floors, brilliant stonework, newerwindows & roof• Spectacular views from many rooms in the house!• 2,994 sq. ft. luxury home w/ ultra private yard space

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GORGEOUS UPDATES THROUGHOUT!• Completely renovated on the inside• Luxury finishes incl travertine tiles, granitecounters, excellent millwork, and so much more!• Gourmet chef’s kitchen incl Wolf range top andThermador Walloffer ovens & built-in fridge• Backs onto quiet part of Cove Links Golf Course• Gated, private road in Marina Gardens• 2,710 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms

5485 Commodore Dr, Ladner

$1,158,800

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ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL HOME!

938 Underhill Drive, Tsawwassen

$1,738,800

• Finished in late 2014 w/ 2-5-10National Home Warranty• Stunning open design and elegant modernfinishes throughout• 6 bdrm 5 bath incl/ 1 bedroom legal suite• Over 4,300 sq. ft.• Garage space for 3 cars

LIKE NEW WITH MOUNTAIN AND RIVER VIEWS!!

4394 River Road West, Ladner

$1,138,800

• Lovely river view residence• Custom built in 2014 by experienced local builder• 5 bedroom home• SS appliances, quartz counters, crownmouldings & so much more• Serene sunset evenings on your large NW facingbalcony w views of the Fraser River• Dbl garage, nanny/inlaw suite

BUILT WITH TOTAL STYLE & QUALITY FINISHINGS

5382 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$1,928,800

• 6200 sq. ft. home less than 5 years old• Park-like 20,000 sq. ft. (half acre) lot• High 25 ft ceilings,• Euroline windows & doors• Kentwood wide-plank hardwood floors• Large professionally landscaped front& rear yards

• Large 8,100 sq. ft. lot w 125’ of frontage• Westcoast inspired architecure• Vaulted ceilings in foyer, family & dining rms• Real hardwood floors and NEW roof• Loads of natural light & west facing backdeck with chemical free hot tub.• 2,291 sq. ft. home, 3 bdrms & bthrms• Just steps to the beach1369 Compston Cres, Tsawwassen

$968,000

WESTCOAST INSPIRED GEM!

BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED IN POPULAR DEERFIELD!

38 Deerfield, Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

• 2700 Sq ft., 3 level split, 4 bedrooms

• 7513 sq ft lot beautifully landscaped,

• Interior completely redone

• Great street appeal and floor plan.

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8198 Wiltshire Blvd., Delta

$978,888

• Built in 1998• 7 bdrm 6 Bath, 3,000+ sq. ft. home on 6,700sqft lot• Quiet location in Nordel close to schoolsand parks• 2 bdrm side suite• Double garage

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*FRASER AND HIS TEAMRANKED #2 IN THE

GREATER VANCOUVER

REAL ESTATE BOARD

IN 2014.*as of December 31st, 2014

(Approx 10,000 agents total inReal Estate Board in 2014)

Call Fraser todayfor UNBEATABLE

Real EstateMarketing Expertise.

Ask about myVancouver Sun

marketing campaign.


604.728.2845

Nobody sells more real estate inLadner/Tsawwassen than Fraser

and his team!*

WATERFRONT, SPECTACULAR VIEWS

4273 River Road W., Ladner

$2,500,000

• List price includes fully finished home• Yacht/boat/float plane moorage atprivate dock• State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen• Build to suit options available• Call for full information package

CUSTOM BUILT RIVERFRONT HOME W/PRIVATE DOCK!

4259 River Rd. W., Ladner

$2,900,000

• List price includes fully finished home• Yacht/boat/float plane moorage atprivate dock• State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen• Build to suit options available• Call for full information package

ONE SUCCESSFUL SALE EVERY 1.25 DAYS SO FAR IN 2015!*

10970 NORUM CR.Nordel, N. Delta

6243 HOLLY PARK CT.Holly, Ladner

5336 CHAMBERLAYNE AV.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5348 COMMODORE DR.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

5698 9A AV.Tsawwassen East, Tsaw.

5853 VARDON PL.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

5983 16TH AV.Beach Grove, Tsaw.

6358 SUNRISE LN.Holly, Ladner

6377 CRESCENT CT.Holly, Ladner

6677 LONDON CT.Holly, Ladner

6703 1A AV.Boundary Beach, Tsaw.

6754 LONDON DR.Holly, Ladner

# 39 5900 FERRY RD.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

1067 WILMINGTON DR.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

1425 WINDSOR CR.Cliff Drive, Tsaw.

4531 60B ST.Holly, Ladner

4569 62ND ST.Holly, Ladner

5133 8A AV.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

5135 45TH AV.Ladner Elementary, Ladner

5170 12TH AV.Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

5205 2ND AV.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5260 6TH AV.Pebble Hill, Tsaw.

5241 WESTMINSTER AV.Neilsen Grove, Ladner

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RIVERFRONT 20 ACRE PARCEL!

6454 River Rd., Ladner

$2,880,000

• 20 acres of prime Riverfrontfarmland• ALR designated• Invest in South Delta & watch yourmoney grow!

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FARMLAND!

LOT 1 HWY 99 BB, Ladner

$3,998,800

• 28.59 Acres

• ALR

• Good Investment

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fraserelliott

personalrealestatecorporationEXTRAORDINARY BRAND NEW HOME

22157 86A Ave.

$2,299,900

• Over 6,800 sqft of first class luxury• Expansive 36,155 sqft private lot• Quality built by Homestar Building & Design• 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms w/fully finishedbasement & legal suite• Close to schools, shopping & convenientHWY access• GST included in price. 2-5-10 warranty

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BUILDER/DEVELOPER ALERT

5140 8A Ave., Tsawwassen

$2,488,800

• Potentially Subdividable• 31,912 sq. ft.• Two Rd Frontages• Prime location

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STUNNING PANORAMIC VIEWS!

1138 Shaman Cr, Tsawwassen

$2,360,888

• Tremendous view home in Tsawwassen’s“The Village”

• Over 4,500 sqft of expansive living space• Many updates throughout incl new chef’s kitchen• Open concept rancher style home with full basement• Large concrete pool in sunny backyard• Corner lot w/ Gorgeous landscaping

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ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE CUSTOM-BUILT HOME

558 English Bluff Rd., Tsawwassen

$2,100,000

• 4,500 sq. ft.• 6 bedrooms, 6 baths• Triple garage• Separate 2 bedroom guest or nanny suite• Large 12,314 sqft lot with east exposedbackyard• Custom built w/attention to feng shui principles• Luxurious finishings throughout plus AC & HRV

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3540 Arthur Dr., Ladner

$1,998,800

• Spectacular 37,287 sqft lot with FarmlandViews• 4,401 sq.ft. rancher style home w/bonus loft• Extensively updated with many high-endrenovations• 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms• Beautifully landscaped ultra-private yard w/Koi pond and full size tennis court

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INCREDIBLE LUXURY RESIDENCE!

5139 Cooper Pl, Ladner

$1,988,800

• Over 5,000 sqft home on huge 15,748 sqft lot• 6 bedrooms + den and gamesroom• Luxurious finishings throughout• Gorgeous landscaping & outdoor entertainingspace• Legal 1 bedroom side suite• Must be seen to be appreciated!• Built in 2012

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* Based on number of sales in2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014!

REBGVMLSStats as ofMarch 2015.This representation baed on

Greater Vancouver Real EstateBoard.

Fraser Elliott Personal

Real Estate Corporation

/ RE/MAX Progroup

Realty 5360 12th

Avenue, Delta, BC.

V4M 2B3

Nobody sellsmore real estate than Fraser in Ladner / Tsawwassen*

604.728.2845www.fraserelliott.com

*Jennifer Dupuis-Buyer’s Specialist-REALTOR, *Garrett Chu-VP of Sales-REALTOR, *Fraser Elliott-President-REALTOR, *Amber Haklander-VP of Sales-REALTOR, *Julie Crouch-Marketing Specialist-Unlicensed Assistant, *Rachel Macinnes-Sales and Marketing-REALTOR

SOME OF OUR RECENT SALES!

#1 IN SOUTH DELTA*2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

# 202 8733 160TH STFleetwood, Surrey

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# 110 4808 LINDEN DRHawthorne, Ladner

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# 103 4808 LINDEN DRHawthorne, Ladner

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# 119 5518 14TH AVCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 263 1440 GARDEN PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 306 4885 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# 379 1440 GARDEN PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 8 6712 BAKER RDSunshine Hills Woods, N. Delta

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# 317 4889 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# C204 4831 53RD STHawthorne, Ladner

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# 308 1150 54A STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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# 109 4733 W RIVER RDLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 303 4753 W RIVER RDLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 102 16483 64TH AVCloverdale BC, Cloverdale

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6092 LADNER TRUNK RDHolly, Ladner

4725 CEDAR TREE LNDelta Manor, Ladner

# 303 6251 RIVER RDEast Delta, Ladner

# 17 21267 83A AVWilloughby Heights, Langley

4350 W RIVER RDPort Guichon, Ladner

24748 122A AVWebsters Corners, Maple Ridge

# 308 6263 RIVER RDEast Delta, Ladner

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4655 CANNERY CRLadner Elementary, Ladner

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# 301 1280 55TH STCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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# 305 16433 64TH AVCloverdale BC, Cloverdale

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6789 192 STClayton, Cloverdale

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735 56TH STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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4351 44B AVPort Guichon, Ladner

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5122 44TH AVLadner Elementary, Ladner

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4752 60B STHolly, Ladner

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4399 48B STLadner Elementary, Ladner

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4755 51ST STLadner Elementary, Ladner

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255 W MURPHY DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5608 MAPLE CRDelta Manor, Ladner

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4564 ARTHUR DRDelta Manor, Ladner

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5119 MASSEY PLLadner Elementary, Ladner

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5103 GALWAY DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5336 CHAMBERLAYNE AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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* Based on total MLS salesJan 1 - May 1, 2015

REBGV MLS Stats of March 2015.This representation based on

Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board.

# 101 5421 10 AVTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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# 203 4689 52A STDelta Manor, Ladner

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4851 CENTRAL AVHawthorne, Ladner

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# 3 4780 55B STDelta Manor, Ladner

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Thank you for yourcontinued business and referrals!

#2 in the Entire Greater VancouverReal Estate Board YTD 2015*

SOME OF OUR RECENT SALES!

1425 WINDSOR CRCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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6191 45 AVHolly, Ladner

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5955 CRESCENT DRHawthorne, Ladner

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5859 FAIR WDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

1617 DUNCAN DRBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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6185 DAWN DRHolly, Ladner

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4632 55B STDelta Manor, Ladner

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10279 SHEAVES WYNordel, N. Delta

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4601 KENSINGTON CTHolly, Ladner

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1085 BAYVIEW DRTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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496 SANDBAR PLBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

5661 SHERWOOD BVTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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56 PARKGROVE CRTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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5880 COVE REACH RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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# 103 1280 FOSTER STSouth Surrey White Rock

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4690 53RD STDelta Manor, Ladner

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5260 6TH AVPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5290 3RD AVPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

5887 COVE LINK RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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4553 SAVOY STPort Guichon, Ladner

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877 51 STTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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2268 ST. GEORGE STMount Pleasant, Vancouver East

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5436 15B AVCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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5241 WESTMINSTER AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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1115 SHAMAN CREnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

5413 SPETIFORE CRTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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4585 ARTHUR DRLadner Elementary, Ladner

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1020 PACIFIC PLEnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

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6299 CRESCENT PLHolly, Ladner

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5315 CHAMBERLAYNE AVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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4921 COLEMAN PLHawthorne, Ladner

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5835 FAIR WYND RDNeilsen Grove, Ladner

56 DEERFIELD DRPebble Hill, Tsawwassen

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5475 CANDLEWYCK WDCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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1512 BISHOP RDSouth Surrey White Rock

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5655 10 AVTsawwassen East, Tsawwassen

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1586 ENDERBY AVBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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262 66 STBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

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241 67 STBoundary Beach, Tsawwassen

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5190 CLIFF PLCliff Drive, Tsawwassen

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981 PACIFIC DREnglish Bluff, Tsawwassen

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5375 BENTLEY CRHawthorne, Ladner

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4855 7A AVTsawwassen Central, Tsawwassen

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6459 MEADOW PLHolly, Ladner

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# 32 5300 ADMIRAL WYNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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5620 ADMIRAL BVNeilsen Grove, Ladner

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1585 BEACH GROVE RDBeach Grove, Tsawwassen

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Call us today for a complimentary home evaluation.Your home may be worth more than you think!

**BasedonCompletedtransactions inthe2011andalso2012yearsFor residentialandcommercialcommissionscombined.**Outofnearly88,000REMAXsalesassociatesworldwide.AsrecognizedbytheREMAXINTERNATIONALachievementawardgiventoFraser for2011&2012!

*Based on totalMLS sales Jan 1 -May 1, 2015REBGVMLSStats as ofMarch 2015.

TOP 100RE/MAXREALTORS® WORLDWIDE**

www.fraserelliott.com



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Progroup 5360 12th Ave.www.janemeadows.com

• BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE, CALL JANE 604-943-8080• ESTATES SALES ie: Probate, P.O.A’s • RELOCATION SPECIALIST• 25 YEARS IN REAL ESTATE

5743 16TH AVE.

5458 5B AVENUE #305-4955 RIVER ROAD 5290 1ST AVENUE #201-1140 44TH STREET

5445 48TH AVENUE

$698,000 $599,000

3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom Rancher in Hawthorne district, closeto all amenities, schools, shops. Close to recreation facilities andwalking distance to village.

18-5661 LADNER TRUNK RD

$305,000

2 Bedroom Condo with 2 sundecks, top fl oor, walking distanceto shops and recreation facilities. Pets allowed.

5247 BENTLEY DRIVE

Jane Meadows 604-943-8080

$729,000

Immaculately maintained 3 bedroom, 3 bath split-level home inHawthorne. Newer appliances/windows. Bonus sunroom withskylights. Sunny & private fenced backyard.Great family neighbourhood.

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$899,0001564 Duncan Drive TsawwassenThis is the one your family has been waiting for inBeach Grove. one block from the beach, 3 bed,3 bathrooms Back Spilt. Beautiful Oak Hard woodon the main Floor. Granite Counters in the Kitchen,Brand New Roof and Exterior Paint. New Pool Heater,200amp Electrical Service, Gorgeous Stampedconcrete around the Front and pool. Double PaneVinyl Windows and Sliders. Private Backyard for thoseSummer Pool Parties. This house has been servicedregularly with many updates and kept in beautifulcondition by the same owner for 35 years. Don’t missout! Call Vipin for a private viewing.

$669,9004499 47th Street

First time on the market in 43 years and

your perfect opportunity to invest in

the Hot Ladner Market. 3 beds, 2 baths,

7560 Square foot Corner Lot. Walking

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DELTA IS A CITY WITH A TREMENDOUS GROWTH RATE AND TSAWWASSEN IS RIDING THE WAVE. DELTA

NEIGHBOURS THE LARGEST AND MOST DIVERSIFIED PORT IN CANADA, RECENTLY RANKED SECOND BY FDI

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DEVELOPMENT AMONG 21 MUNICIPALITIES IN THE METRO VANCOUVER AREA.

TSAWWASSEN, WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY

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