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Metro to study reopening speedway in parkJe� Nagel� e dream of car racing fans to reopen the

long-closed Langley Speedway in Campbell Valley Regional Park will at least get to the starting line.

Metro Vancouver’s environment and parks committee voted to refer the controversial proposal to sta� to report back on feasibil-ity and what process might be used if Metro’s board decides to advance it to public consul-tation.

� e idea is expected to face heavy opposi-tion from horse riders who frequent the park, as well as other users and residential neigh-bours.

Four Metro directors voted against the mo-tion, citing concerns racing wouldn’t be com-patible with quiet nature strolls and eques-trian riding.

Surrey Coun. Barbara Steele said noise from the track would be a big issue, adding she’s also concerned the Langley Speedway

Historical Society hasn’t adequately discussed its proposal with neighbours or other park us-ers.

But the majority agreed Metro should not dismiss out of hand the idea of resurrecting the speedway, which has been closed since 1984.

“In this economy, we have to look at what the people want to do,” said Abbotsford May-or Bruce Banman, adding track proponents

The Langley Speedway during its heyday.

With the provincial election campaign of� cially underway, we pro� le the contenders for Surrey-Cloverdale

Your Weekly Clover Valley NewspaperYour Weekly Clover Valley Newspaper

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ELECTIONS B.C. Surrey-Cloverdale has been a Liberal stronghold since its inception.

Surrey-Cloverdale Population: 50,545Surrey-Cloverdale has a younger

population than the B.C. average, with more children and married couples with kids. A majority of residents – 87 per cent – own their own home, greater than the provincial average of 70 per cent. Just 13 per cent of residents rent.

� e average household income in the riding is $91,541 (compared to $67,675), and the median household income before tax is $76,479 compared to $52,709. � ere’s also a higher pro-portion of people working full-time.

� e top occupations are clerical and

in the sales and service sector. � e main sources of immigration are India, the United Kingdom, Western Europe, and East Asia/China.

Surrey-Cloverdale, created in a 1989 riding redistri-bution has been a Liberal stronghold for two de-cades.

Liberal Ken Jones won in 1991 (defeating the NDP’s Charan Gill by 1,751 votes), and Bonnie McKinnon, also a B.C. Liberal, won by an even wider margin in 1996.

Kevin Falcon has represented the riding since 2001, when he beat New Democrat Steve Oakley by 11,406

votes. As the incumbent in 2005, Fal-con was returned to o� ce with 16,429 votes compared to 7,640 for the next-

closest candidate, New Demo-crat Ted Allen. In 2009, Fal-

con won with 13,815 votes, a wide margin ahead of Deborah Payment of the NDP with 6,567 votes and

B.C. Green candidate Kevin Purton with 1,651. Falcon an-

nounced last August he didn’t intend to run again, leaving the seat open for a newcomer.

So far, candidates from just two par-ties have entered the 2013 race in Sur-rey-Cloverdale. � e election is May 14.

Stephanie CadieuxParty: B.C. Liberal PartyAge: 40 Hometown: Lillooet, B.C.Marital status: Married for almost 16

years.Previous occupation: Director of Mar-

keting for the B.C. Paraplegic AssociationYou might not know: Cadieux was board

president of Realwheels Society, a theatre company that works to deepen the audi-ence’s understanding of the disability experience. She has also appeared in two commercials.

Cabinet positions: Minister of Children and Family Devel-opment, formerly Minister of Social Development, Sport and Cultural Development and Minister of Labour, Citizens Servic-es and Open Government.

Cadieux

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Harry KoonerParty: B.C. NDPAge: 37Hometown: Moga, Punjab, In-

diaMarital status: Married 19

years. Has two sons who attend Lord Tweedsmuir.

Occupation: 10 years with the City of Surrey’s Bylaw Enforce-ment o� ce, in legal services. He

used to own his own security company.You might not know: Kooner attended a board-

ing school in his native India from the age of 5 until graduation.

His father died when he was 17 and the family moved to Canada.

Kooner

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Thursday, April 18, 2013 The Cloverdale Reporter 3

Time warp

BOAZ JOSEPH / BLACK PRESSAudience member Bob Bell of Langley, right, got caught up in the act, singing I Got You Babe with ‘Cher’ at the Divas Las Vegas show at the Cloverdale Legion April 14. The musical act and improv – with occasional audience participation – was provided by brother-sister duo Gordon and Barbara Oliver.

NHL a callin’In the same week he was

named the Canadian Hockey League’s Goaltender of the Week, Cloverdale’s Laurent Brossoit signed a National Hockey League (NHL) contract.

Brossoit, 20, signed a three-year contract with the Calgary Flames last week.

Selected by the Flames in the sixth round (164th overall) in

the 2011 NHL En-try Draft, Brossoit is having an out-

standing playoff season with the Edmonton Oil Kings of the Western Hockey League (WHL).

He has a 0.85 goals-against average (GAA), a .966 save-per-centage and three shutouts in eight games played, leading the league in all three categories.

In his third full-season with the Oil Kings, Brossoit had the third-lowest GAA at 2.25, was sixth in save percentage at .917 and was seventh on both wins (33) and shutouts (five).

The Oil Kings are looking for a second trip to the Memorial Cup in as many seasons, and lead the Red Deer Rebels 3-0 in a WHL best-of-seven quarterfi-nal series.

– Rick Kupchuck, Black Press

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The National Star Awards were an-nounced at the Cana-dian Event Industry Awards gala on March 22.

“On behalf of city council, I’d like to congratulate and thank our many partners, sponsors and staff for staging the best Canada Day nationwide,” said City of Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts.

The event, held at the Millennium Amphi-theatre in Cloverdale, included motocross demos, Peak Perfor-mance Project double stage, amusement rides, soccer zone, and nu-merous family activa-tions.

Past National Star Award recognition for City events included the annual Surrey Fusion Festival, a two-day multicultural event showcasing over 30 different cultural pavilions, as well as BC Event awards for Party for the Planet, Surrey’s Earth Day celebra-tion, and Surrey’s 2010 Olympic Celebration Site.

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AUDITION CALLAuditions will be held Sunday, April 21 and Monday, April 22 to cast Bard in the Valley’s summer production, Comedy of Errors, by William Shakespeare. At Douglas Park Recreation Centre, at 1 p.m. April 21, and at 7:30 p.m. April 22. Everyone auditioning will be asked to do a cold read of the script and some will be asked to read for speci� c roles. Bring a printed headshot and resume. A non-equity production. Everyone is welcome! For more information contact producer Diane Gendron at [email protected].

GRIEFSHARE RECOVERY SEMINAR AND SUPPORT GROUPMeets Thursdays, April 4 to June 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. in room 125 at Willoughby Church, 20525 72 Avenue, Langley. GriefShare features national recognized experts on grief and recovery topics. Seminar sessions include: The Journey of Grief, the Effects of Grief, When Your Spouse Dies, Your Family and Grief, Why? And Stuck in Grief. More more information, call Willoughby Church at 604-530-5959.

INTERESTED IN GARDENING? Why not join the South Surrey Garden Club. Visitors welcome – a $3 drop-in fee may be credited towards the annual membership of $20. Our next meeting is Wednesday, April 24. Graham Kerr will be talking about vegetables. The club meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark’s Anglican Church at 12950 25 Avenue. We have a full program with guest speakers, � eld trips and workshops. Call Kathy at 604-250-1745.

18TH ANNUAL BC UKRAINIAN CULTURAL FESTIVALSaturday, April 27 at Clark Theatre – Heritage Park Secondary School, 33700 Prentis Ave., Mission, B.C. From 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Dance competition, music, food, arts and crafts, and children’s activity centre. Admission $8 for adults and seniors, $5 youth, and $1 children. Visit www.bcucf.ca. Sponsored by the B.C. Ukrainian Cultural Festival Society.

SPRING CONCERTThe Cloverdale United Church Choir presents its Spring Concert, Singspiration! Saturday, May 4. Two performances: matinee at 2 p.m. and an evening performance at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults; $10 seniors and students. And $35 for a family of four. Tickets available from choir members or the church of� ce, at 17575 58A Avenue, Cloverdale. Call 604-574-5813.

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LANGLEY COMMUNITY CHORUS SPRING CONCERTLangley Chorus presents its 2013 spring concert, A Musical Menagerie! Our entire program will consist of songs about our friends, the animals. Tunes children will love, plus a whole selection of great songs for adults to enjoy.Two performances: Evening concert Saturday, May 11 (7:30 p.m.) at Willoughby Christian Reformed Church, 205525 72 Avenue, Langley, and an afternoon matinee Sunday, May 26 at Sharon United Church, 21562 Old Yale Road, Langley. Tickets at the door or from Chorus members. Adults $15, students $10, children under 6 free. www.langleychorus.org.


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Blaine station supporters reach out to Canadians

To the editor;� ank you to everyone that has

signed our petition in the various stores in town and on our web-site, keep them coming. We are trying to get to 10,000 signatures within the next month or so.

You can also sign our online petition and read all the news about this great project at www.Blainestation.com.

Businesses that I haven’t been able to get to, if you can help by having a copy on your counter and asking your customers to sign, it would really help. We all need to do our part for some-thing so important.

� anks to all the businesses that are asking their customers to sign. For those that would like to see which businesses they can visit to sign the petition, go on-line to our website.

Tell your friends and family, Canadians and any other nation-alities are also most welcome to sign, it’s an informal survey, something to hand to WSDOT

[Washington State Department of Transportation] to show how much we want to see our his-toric depot restored and have it serve as a busy Amtrak stop,

serving the local community as well as almost 1 million folks north of the border and south of the Fraser River.

� is project is a good news story for Blaine and the entire surrounding area. � ere is no downside to this project.

Please, visit these businesses and sign our petition, or go on-line. Imagine being able to catch Amtrak right here at the restored historic 1908 train depot. It’s a real possibility with your help!

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COUTRESY BLAINE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEEBlaine Station more than a century ago.

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have taken a respectful approach and not tried to “stack the deck” with support.

Responding to concerns it’s a heavily polluting sport, Banman said auto racing technology is changing and heading toward a future of electric race cars.

He also noted equestrian sports aren’t emission free, be-cause horse riders typically burn fuel trucking their animals to and from Campbell Valley park.

“I think there are lots of ways to resolve the problems facing this,” Pitt Meadows Mayor Deb Walsh said.

Langley City Coun. Gayle Martin noted Metro wants to explore business partnerships to raise more money to support re-gional parks, particularly the ac-quisition of more parkland.

“In Stanley Park you have the aquarium, which houses whales in captivity. What’s that doing to the environment?” Martin asked. “You have the miniature train, you have Malkin Bowl and they’re all generating revenue.”

She said most trails in Camp-bell Valley go nowhere near the racetrack area, which occupies less than two per cent of the park’s 1,322 acres.

Speedway society president Murray Jones said he’s pleased Metro will at least consider the idea.

He said the the racing surface is still usable and a demonstration

race could be held there almost immediately, using basic fencing and portable concessions, while more work would be needed to set up proper grandstands.

Jones said Metro got 10 per cent of all speedway revenues when it was open and a similar revenue-sharing agreement in the future could help fund regional parks.

He envisions 10 to 14 race days a year, while concerts, car shows and other outdoor events could use the venue at other times.

Jones said the existing 1,000

parking stalls at the track would be mainly for VIPs and the dis-abled, while most other race-goers would be expected to walk, bike or take a shuttle.

Metro directors predict there will be strong opinions for and against reopening the track, par-ticularly from motor sport fans and horse owners, if the proposal makes it to public consultations.

“You’ve got horsepower on both sides of this issue,” Langley Township Coun. Bob Long said.

– Black Press

Racing surface is still useableFrom page one

LANGLEY HISTORICAL SPEEDWAY PHOTOThe styles may have changed since the heyday of the Langley Speedway, but advocates who want to reopen the racetrack hope the appetite for stock car racing hasn’t faded.

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NDP candidate Harry Kooner wants to make history in Surrey-Clo-

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Kooner, a father of two teenage boys and a committed bike commuter from his home in Cloverdale to his office, is running for election for the first time.

He says he started door-knocking even before winning his party’s nomination in late February.

A member of the B.C. NDP since 2006, Kooner sought the nomination after realizing the two other hopefuls seek-

ing the party’s nod in Surrey-Cloverdale lived outside the riding.

“That prompted me to think, ‘Why can’t I repre-sent Cloverdale? I’m part of Cloverdale. My kids go to school here. I know the is-sues.”

So he talked to his family and friends, and they encouraged him to run.

He won the nomination Feb. 24, and has temporar-ily stepped away from his job with the City of Surrey to fo-cus on the election campaign.

As a long-serving member of the CIty of Surrey’s bylaw

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provincial jurisdiction – and that, he says, is

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He joined the NDP in 2006.

While a first-time candidate

himself, he’s previ-ously worked on the campaign of his uncle, Surjit Kooner, a school teacher who ran for the Liberal Party of Canada, of which Harry is a former member.

Kooner says he joined the NDP because he wants to make

a difference. He notes the party has moved towards the centre, and, as a union member – and a former small business owner (he used to own a security company) – he feels the New Democrats in 2013 best repre-sents his interests, and those of other British Columbians.

“The NDP has evolved,” he says. “The NDP has shifted, and it’s right in the middle and it appeals to me. It’s a better op-tion.”

In particular, he says, it’s a better option for Surrey-Clo-verdale, where 54 per cent of families have children under the age of 24, and is one of the fastest-growing communities in Canada.

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It’s the return of the second annual Signature Social, and this time we aren’t letting a Friday work day get in the way of a little fun. Experience the excitement of the Roaring 20’s as you don your best � apper dress or fedora and step into our “top-secret” speakeasy. The secret password gives you access to a wondrous evening spent amidst vintage aircraft of the era & undetectable to the uninvited...

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The funds raised at this event will go towards supporting the SOS BC Village and Programs in your local community! As part of our Fostering Growth Program, during the 2012-2013 School Year, SOS BC facilitated Learning Clubs in the following lo-cal schools; Langley Meadows, Nicomekl, Belmont, Green Timbers, Paci� c Heights, Janice Churchill, KB Woodward, and the Cloverdale Library; providing social and academic support.

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Kooner: the riding could use some closer attention“Most of the people [here] are working class people,” he

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He says he’s a champion for his community, and promises to be a strong advocate for the riding. At this point, he has no aspirations of rising to a cabinet position.

Having a cabinet minster for an MLA can be a mixed blessing to the constituents of a riding, he says.

“I’m surprised we have a Finance Minister [Kevin Falcon] from this riding,” he said.

“Sometimes, there’s a darkness under the lamp. You can be helping the whole province but you can’t ignore your home riding.”

He sums up his willingness to work for his constituents like this: “I want to be known as Harry Kooner. Kooner for Cloverdale.”

Political prioritiesHe views rampant growth as one of the key issues in Sur-

rey-Cloverdale, where a rising population has put pressure on the town centre’s two secondary schools, Lord Tweedsmuir and Clayton Heights, and 12 elementary schools.

As the father of two sons who attend Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary, and as a municipal worker who’s logged many kilometres on the ground with the City’s bylaw department, Kooner says we should be building for the future in Surrey.

“It looks like we’ve been building for the past,” he says, not-ing new schools open only to sport a collection of portable

classrooms to accommodate the actual number of students.He’d also like to see more counselling and other resources

in high schools, which he says would help avert problems that give rise to crime and drug abuse later on.

He says B.C. should look to Finland’s school system for ideas on how to improve the education system.

Surrey needs a better transit system, he says. “Cloverdale is the worst,” he says, noting he can bike to work at Surrey City Hall at 14245 56 Street (Hwy 10) from his home in Clover-dale in less time than it takes to catch a bus.

Provincially, he says the priorities are education, heath care, transit and senior care.

When it comes to the provincial economy, he says, “Over-all, we shouldn’t just focus on oil and gas. There’s forestry, film, construction. Those are things we can work on.”

He also says he’s against forcing initiatives and ideas on the public without consultation.

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Long-haired lad will ‘Shave to Save’ for a cancer cure

By Jennifer LangKeenan Manning is only 10,

but last September he was con-fronted with a grown-up reality.

His grandma was diagnosed with cancer. It’s the sort of news that hits a family hard. Cancer had already claimed the life of his grandfather, and, seven years ago, a beloved family friend lost her battle with the disease.

As his grandma’s diagnosis sunk in, Keenan – a blond who just happens to sport the longest hair in the family – decided to donate his locks to the fight.

“I’m going to go absolutely bald,” Keenan says, anticipating the morning of April 26, when he’ll have his hair shaved off at a school assembly.

A few of the other kids will be joining him in the Shave to Save event, too. Some will be getting a pattern shaved in their hair instead of going completely bald, in exchange for pledges of cash.

“There are three that are shaving, and one that’s getting a design, and maybe another might be getting a design if it’s OK with his mom,” says Keenan, who attends Topham Elementary in Langley.

While Keenan and the other kids’ hair will be donated to make wigs for cancer patients, proceeds from pledges – and the $1,500 in donations he’s already collected and growing – will be given to the Terry Fox Foun-dation to fund cancer research.

Terry Fox’s dad, Rol-land (“Rolly”) Fox, has graciously agreed to do the hair-cutting honours – a fact that has excited and thrilled young Keen-an, who studied up on Terry and the Marathon of Hope.

“I would call him a hero – and someone who inspires me,” says Keenan, who’s happy other students are getting involved and helping raise money.

After deciding to donate to the Terry Fox Foundation, Keenan and his mom Kathy hit the library and got out every book on Terry Fox they could find.

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Well, a wave caught one of the bottles and it was lost forever. Was it a sign that Terry wasn’t meant to finish his marathon? They wondered. Terry was forced to halt his cross-Canada run after completing 3,339 miles.

Keenan also discovered he and Terry share the same birthday:

July 28.These days,

Keenan’s grand-mother is recover-ing well.

And shaving his head isn’t all he’s doing to raise money in the fight against cancer. This Saturday (10:30 a.m., April 20), the Clova Cinema in Cloverdale hosts a movie fundraiser for Keenan’s cause.

Tickets are $10. All proceeds will go to the Terry Fox Foundation. For tickets, email [email protected].

The family has also opened a bank account for Keenan’s fund-raising campaign.

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Most recently employed as B.C.’s Minister of Children and Family Development and a veteran of three previous cabinet posi-

tions, it’s easy to forget Liberal Stephanie Cadieux was first elected in 2009, making her a relative new-comer to provincial politics.

The race in Surrey-Cloverdale is only her second election campaign, and, like her NDP opponent, she’s not the incumbent in this riding. She’s cur-rently MLA for Surrey-Panorama.

Cadieux may be running here for the first time, but she’s not unknown; she’s co-helmed long-run-ning Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Kevin Falcon’s entry at the ever-popular Cloverdale Chili Cook-off dur-ing Rodeo Week, and has several times addressed the Cloverdale District Chamber of Commerce lun-cheons – often on short notice, showcasing her con-siderable (and seemingly effortless) public speaking skills.

Before entering politics, Cadieux worked in the non-profit sector, most recently for the B.C. Para-plegic Association, in addition to other volunteer groups, where she brought her skills in marketing and finance to the table, working to raise the profile of issues and needs on behalf of people with dis-abilities.

“I ended up, somewhat by default, doing advoca-cy on behalf of these organizations and the people that they serve,” she told The Reporter in a recent in-terview. “I thought my skills might be better served or used on the other side of the table. I’m a very pragmatic person, which made me a not terribly good advocate.”

She realized her calling lay on the other side of the table, in government, to help set priorities.

Some politicians have a personal desire to run for public office and seek it out, she says. Others get ap-proached.

When the call came for Cadieux (and she doesn’t volunteer from whom or where it came) in 2009, she had been thinking about being more involved and engaged in politics, but she hadn’t considered running for office.

After talking it over with her husband, she de-cided to go for it, running in the nearby riding of Surrey-Panorama.

She set out to win, and she did, garnering 54.3 per cent of the vote. Still, she admits it was a bit of a shock on election night. But if she experienced any misgivings or doubts, they quickly vanished, and she flourished under the mentorship and friendship of veteran Liberal caucus members such as Kevin Falcon and Langley’s Mary Polak.

“It has been an absolutely tremendous experi-

ence,” says Cadieux, who suffered a spinal cord in-jury at 18, and is only the second B.C. MLA to use a wheelchair.

“I am thoroughly engaged in running again, and this time it’s in Surrey-Cloverdale, where I live, which is even better. It has really been an honour.”

Cadieux finds it rewarding to take people’s con-cerns and have them heard at the table, and have a meaningful impact.

As an MLA, she’s found the biggest challenge is hearing from enough of her constituents, which explains why she was quick to embrace social me-dia, particularly Twitter, to converse with voters and residents. The posts from her twitter account @MLACadieux are frequent, friendly and informa-tive.

She agrees social media has been an important mechanism for keeping in touch with what’s going on at home when she’s busy in Victoria. She says the travel schedule for MLAs means they’re not in their home ridings every day, and when the legislature is in session, MLAs only have the weekends to con-nect with constituents in person.

Now that the writ has dropped, and the 28-day campaign period has begun, Cadieux’s ministerial

duties will take a backseat so she can concentrate on the election.

She will be door-knocking, and she and her campaign volunteers will be manning the phones. She promises to be available to meet and talk with people, whether it’s one-on-one or at cof-fee parties, or events. “I will be places, and let

JENNIFER LANG PHOTOLiberal candidate Stephanie Cadieux, MLA for Surrey-Panorama, has lived in Cloverdale for 11 years.

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Political prioritiesCadieux, who studied marketing

and personal finance, sees the econ-omy as a key issue, and even though most people might put it further down on their list of concerns, it’s her top priority for Surrey-Cloverale.

“It is something people think about every day, whether they have a job, their job is putting food on the table and supporting their family, whether they’re able to have a successful small business, and I think that’s impor-tant in Cloverdale, because we have so many small businesses. Really, our economy is highly driven by small business. The overall health of the B.C. economy, and the tax structure, they matter to people.”

Growth in Surrey is also a key issue.“In many respects this is a munici-

pal issue, however it impacts things that we provincially regulate or man-age, like schools. So, the question around Surrey schools in terms of en-rolment and the need for new schools is super high on the list. It’s high on my list. It’s high on my cabinet’s list,” she says. “We have been talking about it every chance we get over there [in Victoria] to make sure people under-stand that Surrey’s different.”

Cadieux says she and fellow Surrey MLAs Kevin Falcon and Dave Hayer have worked hard to bring up the is-

sue of Surrey’s population growth up regularly with their political col-leagues.

In February, the government an-nounced that it would build a new high school in Surrey’s Clayton North area. The $34 million facility would only be completed in September 2016, according to school district officials.

“The investments are great but we need more,” she says. “It’s a similar issue throughout Surrey, however, Panora-ma, Cloverdale, are two of the biggest areas of growth, with the biggest pres-sures. We’ve seen a good number of in-vestments of the last 10 years, and that’s where I expect we’ll see the next ones as well, as those are the top priorities of the [Surrey School] District, too.”

Looking beyond the riding, Cadieux stresses that a strong econ-omy is critical for the province, and unless the B.C. economy grows, there will be difficult decisions ahead.

“Having held two of the social min-istries and a service industry, I know how important those services are and what we do there,” she says. “We would always like to do more. In or-der to do that, we need to raise more revenues and most of us, personally, don’t want to do that through taxes. So we have to then find a way of grow-ing the economy, growing salaries, so, proportionally, we’re not taking that money.”

– Visit her at www.stephaniecadieux.com and find her on Facebook at

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School investments are great; more needed

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