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A Novel Idea - Calling
teens grades 8 to 12!
Deer Lake Park - A Hidden Gem
November is National Novel Writing Month and Burnaby
Public Library Teen Services wants to get you inspired!
Finish the first chapter of that original novel you’ve
been talking about, and submit it to any Burnaby Public
Library Information Desk by November 30th for a chance
to win a $50 gift certificate to Metropolis at Metrotown.
The ‘A Novel Idea’ contest runs October 1st - November
30th. For full contest details visit http://www.bpl.bc.ca/
teens or call 604-297-4809.
Deer Lake Park is a hidden gem in central Burnaby, with many walking and jogging trails as well as other
outdoor recreation opportunities. Deer Lake Park has a rich natural diversity that can be enjoyed at any time
of the year.
To get you started, the Strawson Trail Route (4.2 km) provides a great workout that begins from the parking
lot by the Burnaby Art Gallery (6344 Deer Lake Avenue) and the Shadbolt Centre (6450 Deer Lake Avenue)
and then on to the boardwalks below The Hart House Restaurant (6664 Deer Lake Avenue). The route travels
along the beach, heading south to the Sperling stairs and then climbs up to the Haszard Street intersection.
Follow the sidewalk along Haszard and Strawson Streets until you reach Brantford Avenue. From here a
natural forest trail leads you down the south slope of the park, crossing Flume Creek on a newly constructed
natural wood bridge connected by a cedar staircase. After crossing the Second Beach Creek bridge at the
bottom of the hillside the trail leads you to the open Heritage Meadows.
As you travel through the grass lands you may spot one of our resident Northern Harrier Hawks hunting for
lunch, or hear the chatter of a Kingfisher along the lake shore. Follow the boardwalk along the western edge
of the lakeshore, past masses of low growing Dogwoods and Labrador Tea. The boardwalk then winds its
way through a small grove of Sitka Spruce. The route then passes by a Heron Rookery before terminating on
the sidewalk at Deer Lake Avenue near the intersection with Deer Lake Parkway.
This circuit takes between 30 and 40 minutes to jog or approximately 50 minutes to walk. For a shorter
circuit (3.8km) 40 minute walk, you can take a lower route that circles the lake and has no elevation gain.
For more information on this, or other outdoor recreation trails in Burnaby, visit www.burnaby.ca or call
604-294-7450.
Wesburn Mural Project
After 30 years the mural on the outside of the Wesburn Community Centre has been refreshed!
Originally created 30 years ago by the Burnaby Beautification Committee in partnership with local
schools, the mural enhanced the environmental setting of Wesburn Park.
In order to refresh the mural, the City of Burnaby Community Arts Development Program worked with
artists Todd Polich, Valerie Methot and Anna Talbot and Wesburn community members to design a new
theme and imagery. There was great interest to explore and rediscover the importance of healthy living
in the Wesburn community. Topics such as culture, play, sport and gardening were recurring themes
while community members created stories of what healthy living meant to them. The final design that
was chosen depicts these stories, and includes elements of family and nature. The theme of apple trees
was also included to honour the apple orchards that used to be in the area. Drop by to check out the
new design.
Solar collectors on the roof of Bonsor Recreation Complex for pool
water heating
Thank you to the community who made their mark by helping with the design and painting of this
wonderful mural! For more information on the Community Arts Development Program visit www.
burnaby.ca, call 604-297-4532, or email [email protected].
Burnaby is Power Smart!
The City of Burnaby was recently ranked #1 by BC Hydro Power
Smart in the ‘municipal sector’ category for implementing the
most energy efficient measures for the past two years. To date, the
Burnaby Energy Conservation Program has focused on a range
of projects, including a number of lighting upgrades. Since 2010,
these upgrades have resulted in over 2.3 GWh of electricity savings,
enough to power more than 220 homes for a year!
An additional recent success is the Bonsor Pool Solar Hot Water
System project which uses solar collectors on the roof of Bonsor
Recreation Centre to heat the pool. This project was completed
with financial support from the Federal Gas Tax Fund, and has
resulted in less natural gas consumption and greenhouse gas
emissions. It is also another example of Burnaby’s commitment to
environmental sustainability.
To learn more about the Burnaby Energy Conservation Program, visit
www.burnaby.ca or call 604-294-7226.
Community members hard at work creating the mural
Tax Information
Have You Claimed Your
Homeowner Grant?
2014 Home Owner Grants can
be claimed up to December 31st.
Fireworks– Enjoy Them Safely and Legally
From “trick-or-treats” to fireworks,
Halloween is a fun-filled time of
year for everyone. While fireworks
are exciting to watch, they can
be very dangerous. If handled
incorrectly fireworks can cause
burns, cuts and even blindness.
Even when handled properly
there is a risk of fire. Fireworks
should never be pointed towards
a person, animal, motor vehicle or
building.
To ensure a safe and fun
Halloween, the following
regulations, as provided by the
Burnaby Fire Services Bylaw, apply
in Burnaby:
• Sale of fireworks is permitted only between October 25 and October 31 each year
• Businesses selling fireworks must have a valid business license issued on or before the first Friday in October
• A person must be at least 18 years of age to purchase fireworks
• Fireworks can be set off only on October 31 of each year, unless permission is otherwise granted for special occasions by the Fire Chief
• Use of fireworks is limited to private property, unless a permit has been obtained from the Fire Chief to allow their use on public property
• A person must be at least 18 years of age to set off fireworks on private property with the consent of the property owner
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Firecrackers – which produce a bang but not a visual display – are illegal to sell, buy or set off any time
A fireworks permit can
be obtained from the
Administration Office at
Burnaby Fire Station #1 at 4867
Sperling Avenue. The office is
open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. Monday to Friday.
For questions or concerns
regarding the use of fireworks,
contact the Burnaby Fire
Department at 604-294-7195
or email [email protected]. To
view the Burnaby Fire Services
Bylaw, visit http://tiny.cc/
map0mx.
What to do
with Jack?
‘Jack’ is a Jack O’ Lantern, a carved pumpkin. He’s great fun on October
31st, but by November 1st, he needs to move on.
About 200,000 Jacks are carved in the Lower Mainland each Halloween,
and all too often on November 1st, Jack is bagged, tossed and carted off
to the landfill. Reduce waste, here’s what you can do with Jack:
2015 Taxes Pre-payment
Option
1.You can pre-pay your 2015 utilities and taxes on a monthly basis. The To qualify for a Homeowner
minimum preauthorized debit Grant you must:
amount is $25.00. The • be a registered owner of the maximum preauthorized debit property that is assessed and amount cannot exceed the total taxed for the year
taxes and utilities paid in 2014. • reside on the property as your For an application form visit principal residence
www.burnaby.ca.
• be a Canadian Citizen or 2.You can also pay your 2015 Permanent Resident
utilities and taxes in the comfort • have not received a Home- of your own home through Owner Grant on any other online banking. Go to your residence in BC during 2014
bank’s website and add the City of Burnaby (Property Taxes Your grant is just a click away.
& Utilities) as your payee. Apply online at www.burnaby.
Enter your account number as ca/whog.
indicated using your 12 digit roll number (see property tax form) 2015 Property Assessment
without any dashes or spaces. Notices
You decide the amounts and BC Assessment will mail all
dates of your prepayments not Burnaby property owners their
to exceed the total amount of 2015 assessment notices by
taxes and utilities paid in 2014.
December 31, 2014. Information
about BC Assessment is
Property Tax Deferral Programs
available on their website
Property tax payment deferral
www.bcassessment.ca. Please
programs are available for
check your assessment notice
persons 55 years and older
carefully as the assessed value
and families with children. For
of your property will be used
more information, including
to calculate your City property
eligibility criteria, contact the
taxes for 2015. If any of the
Provincial Property Tax Deferment
information shown on your
Office through Enquiry BC at
assessment notice is incorrect,
1-800-663-7867 or by email at
or if you wish to appeal the
[email protected].
assessed value of your property,
contact the North Fraser
2015 Tax Due Dates
Assessment Office:
Utilities (Water & Sewer)
March 16, 2015
Telephone: 604-294-6441
Property Taxes
Toll Free: 1-800-661-6343
July 03, 2015
Fax: 604-294-8193
Email: northfraser@
For more information please
bcassessment.ca
contact the Burnaby Tax Office
Address: 420-2700 Production
by telephone at 604-294-7350,
Way Burnaby, BC V5A 4X1
or by email at [email protected].
Eat it
Pumpkins are edible, tasty and good for you since they are high in fibre
and antioxidants. Keep the pulp and check out delicious pumpkin recipes
online. Pumpkin seeds are nutritious for a snack or salad. Pumpkin puree
is fast and easy to make and freeze for another day.
Compost it
Worms like pumpkins. Whether your pumpkin is chopped up and mixed
with yard trimmings for the backyard composter or put in your kitchenbased worm composter, the worms will thank you. And in return you’ll
get nutrient-rich compost that you can use to grow next year’s pumpkin.
Bring it to the curb
Burnaby’s Yard Waste + Food Scraps Recycling Program accepts
pumpkins. Just remove the candle and any other non-organic objects,
and simply place Jack in your green bin.
Members of the community sporting jerseys, together with Councillor Sav
Dhaliwal, Chair of the Burnaby Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission
(pictured far right)
Sports Day in Burnaby!
www.burnaby.ca/foodscraps
Celebrate the power of sport. Sports Day in Canada is a nation-wide
community event that encourages healthy living. From November
24-29, enjoy low cost or free programs at your local community centre.
Participate in loonie skate and swim, popular “pickleball pandemonium”
or try out the family fun sports challenges, soccer drills and table tennis.
Show your support for sport by donning your favourite team or club
jersey on November 28! And stop by Eileen Dailly Pool for their week
long “Design Your Own Jersey Colouring Contest.” Find details and a list
of events at www.burnaby.ca/sportsday.
Calendar
Burnaby Public Library
Oral Storytelling Circle
November 30 |3:00 – 4:30 pm
Bob Prittie Metrotown Branch |
6100 Willlingdon Avenue
Join us for an afternoon of
storytelling featuring tales of
‘home and hearth’. This monthly
event is suitable for teens and
adults. Refreshments will be
provided. Free but space is
limited. Register online at www.
bpl.bc.ca, by calling 604-4365400 or in person at any Burnaby
library information desk.
Living on the Waterfront:
Burnaby’s Crabtown &
Vancouver’s Blenheim Heights
November 5 |7:00 – 8:00 pm
McGill Branch | 4595 Albert Street
Local historians Eric Damer (of
the Burnaby Village Museum)
and Terry Slack will share
their knowledge and research
about these two waterfront
communities in the early 1900s.
Presented in partnership by the
Burnaby Archives, the Burnaby
Village Museum, Burnaby
Public Library, the Heights
Neighbourhood Association, and
the Burnaby Historical Society.
Free but registration is required.
For more information, or to learn
more about the other events in
this series, visit www.bpl.bc.ca,
call 604-436-5400 or go to any
Burnaby library information desk.
Burnaby Village
Museum & Carousel
6501 Deer Lake Avenue
Heritage Christmas
November 22 – December 12
Monday – Friday | 1:00 – 5:30 pm
Saturday & Sunday | 1:00 – 9:00 pm
December 13 – January 2
Daily | 1:00 – 9:00 pm
Except Closed December 24 & 25
Gate Admission: Free
Carousel Rides: $2.50 each
Come and enjoy the traditional
sights and sounds of holidays
past as well as an ever-growing
display of lights! A revamped
Twelve Days of Christmas
scavenger hunt and seasonal
entertainment will also be onhand to delight the whole family.
For more information visit www.
burnabyvillagemuseum.ca or
call 604-297-4565.
Edmonds Community
Centre
7433 Edmonds Street
Edmonds Festival of Lights
November 22 | 2:00 – 4:30 pm
Watch as we light up the large
tree! Enjoy festive entertainment
and activities, hot chocolate and
other treats, and of course a visit
with Santa. For information call
604-297-4838 or visit www.
burnaby.ca.
Kensington Complex
6159 Curtis Street
Diwali Public Skate
October 24 | 6:30 – 8:00 pm
Join us for ice skating, face
painting, Diwali crafts and games.
Regular admission and rental
rates apply. For more information
visit www.burnaby.ca or call
604-297-4535.
Shadbolt Centre for the
Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Seasonal Celebration
December 13 | Time TBA
A Burnaby holiday tradition! Lots
of entertainment and activities
for the whole family. Free
admission.
Sharron & George’s Super Fun
X-mas Sing-a-long
Thursday, December 11 &
Friday, December 12 | 8:00 pm
Best holiday sing-a-long ever
featuring all of the songs you love
to sing! See you there.
shadboltcentre.com or call
For more information on both
604-291-6864. As well, keep
events, and others happening
your eyes open for the Shadbolt
soon at the Shadbolt, visit www.
Centre’s Winter Arts Guide - full
of programs for adults, teens,
and children.
Burnaby Art Gallery
Suggested admission to the B.A.G. is $5. For more information visit
www.burnabyartgallery.ca or call 604-297-4422.
6344 Deer Lake Avenue
Tuesday – Friday |
10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday |
12:00 – 5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays
Eli Bornowsky
November 21 – January 18
Opening Reception:
November 20 | 7:00 – 9:00 pm
This survey of works by local artist
Eli Bornowsky includes paintings,
prints and drawings. Bornowsky’s
works embody contradictions:
the scientific and the intuitive, the
hard-edged and the handmade,
the intellectual and the spiritual.
Burnaby Art Gallery Art Sale &
Fundraiser
November 22 | 12noon – 5:00 pm
Just in time for the holidays! A
Willingdon Centre
one day art sale featuring original
1491 Carleton Avenue
artists’ works! Vendors include
Holiday Flea Market & Craft Sale Burnaby Art Gallery’s Art Rental &
December 6 | 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Sales, Malaspina Printmakers and
Joyce Williams Gallery. The event
Shop for gently used Christmas
décor, household items, gifts and will also feature silent auction
items by Sonny Assu, Kitty Blandy,
seasonal crafts. Free admission
Gathie Falk, J.C. Heywood, Arnold
for buyers. Tables on sale
Shives and more! Admission is
November 7 at 9 am. For more
information visit www.burnaby.ca free. See you there.
or call 604-297-4526.
Image Credit: (Clockwise from upper left):
Eli Bornowsky - Sleep 1-4, 2010
Drypoint, aquatint and relief on Rives BFK, 79.7 x 67.6 cm
City of Burnaby Permanent Art Collection. Purchased with the support of
the Canada Council for the Arts Acquisition Assistance program/Oeuvre
achetée avec l'aide du programme d'aide aux acquisitions du Conseil des
Arts du Canada.
Photography: Scott Massey
Burnaby City Council
Mayor Derek Corrigan and City of Burnaby councillors welcome your questions and suggestions. Additional
City Council information – including event and initiative news, meeting schedules and contact numbers – is
available at www.burnaby.ca or please telephone 604-294-7340.
Mayor Derek Corrigan
Email: [email protected]
Pictured, left to right are: (standing) Councillor Sav Dhaliwal,
Councillor Dan Johnston, Mayor Derek Corrigan, Councillor Richard
Chang, Councillor Paul McDonell, (sitting) Councillor Pietro Calendino,
Councillor Colleen Jordan, Councillor Anne Kang, Councillor Nick Volkow.
Councillor Pietro Calendino
Email: [email protected]
Councillor Colleen Jordan
Email: [email protected]
Councillor Richard Chang
Email: [email protected]
Councillor Anne Kang
Email: [email protected]
Councillor Sav Dhaliwal
E-mail: [email protected]
Councillor Paul McDonell
E-mail: [email protected]
Councillor Dan Johnston
E-mail: [email protected]
Councillor Nick Volkow
E-mail: [email protected]
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