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WE DANCE D a N C E D a Y a T : DANCE WORKSHOP: FRI, APRIL 27 1:00-2:30PM ABERDEEN CENTRE, 4151 HAZELBRIDGE Gurdial S Mid-April 2018 RICHMOND SENTINEL 24 | Taylor Cup | Broncos to be honoured at Cyclone Humboldt Gurdial S. (Dale) Badh Group Page 19 See our ad on the back page Gurdial S. (Dale) Badh Group 604-303-SOLD (7653) VOL. 2 ISSUE 6 778.297.5005 Mid-April 2018 Serving Vancouver, Richmond, North Delta, Ladner, Surrey, White Rock, Langley, Burnaby and Beyond. $4,999,000.00 FEATURED LISTING $895,000.00 FEATURED LISTING $1,425,000.00 $1,449,900 PETITE FASHION IS GRANDE AT KPU 6620 No. 6 Road, Richmond TH9-9171 Ferndale Drive, Richmond 8054 Chester, Vancouver 4880 192nd Street, Private Country Estate Family Home built on 2 Privacy and Convenience! This spacious Spacious 5 Bedrooms, 3 Surrey acres in the heart of Richmond with unsurpassed West facing Corner Unit offers 3 bedrooms, Bathroom, 2,377 square feet PRIME LOCATION TO BUILD quality & workmanship throughout. 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Taylor Cup | Broncos to be honoured at Cyclone Humboldt 2 | Mid-April 2018 RICHMOND SENTINEL Over 2000 volunteers and They make our 95,000 service hours in 2017 The City of Richmond is grateful for the dedication and hard work of our thousands of volunteers. community a To learn more about volunteer opportunities with the City of Richmond and our community partners, and to register online, please visit icanhelp. better place richmond.ca or email [email protected]. Many thanks to all of Richmond’s volunteers! www.richmond.ca richmondsentinel.ca Mid-April 2018 COMMUNITY | 3 Powerful day at National Inquiry into Missing Women By LORRAINE GRAVES of the Downtown Eastside (DTES) @LGsentinel of Vancouver. Williams said all levels of gov- unday was a powerful final day ernment are spending $1 million Sof testimony in the National In- dollars per day there in what she quiry into Missing and Murdered called an industry of support that Indigenous Women and Girls in perpetuates itself but doesn’t help Richmond. the women substantially. The morning’s message was She demanded a health and well- clear; too many Indigenous wom- ness centre be established in the en and girls are being murdered B.C. Interior so women and girls and their murders ignored. It has can go there the day they ask to to stop. Canada, and the men who leave their life on the DTES, so they run First Nations, need to step up can receive physical and spiritual with law enforcement. There must healing, and learn to live healthier be more support for the Indige- lives for their future and their fam- nous females of this land. ilies’. Speaking to a rapt audience was The inquiry has crossed Cana- Bernie Williams, the Haida grand- da, hearing testimony from those mother who went on seven long who have lost beloved family walks with other Indigenous wom- members to violence. The tears en and who walked the Highway of those speaking and of those The Canadian Press/Jonathan Hayward of Tears twice to raise awareness listening, absorbed by the tissues Trudy Smith, right, receives a hug following her testimony about her about the 4,000 women and girls placed around the hearing rooms, murdered sister Pauline Johnson during the National Inquiry of Missing who have gone missing or are were collected in paper bags and and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Richmond, April 6, 2018. known to have been murdered in burned in the sacred fire with cer- Canada. emony each day. The large group of Indigenous Speaking during a break, inqui- spoke of the need for good rural bus routes. women sat silent, absorbing Wil- ry commissioner Michèle Odette bus service so women and girls “It’s where the inquiry is so im- liams’ every word, in the grand said: “What I’ve learned is we all do not need to hitchhike to get to portant, to make sure that we room of Richmond’s Sheraton Van- come from a place, a place where the city for doctors’ appointments, bring light into those situations. couver Airport Hotel. the violence existed and still exists, grocery stores or hospital care. I don’t know why they are mak- Williams’ mother and three of her from a place where the violent try Many of those who disappeared ing those decisions about buses. sisters each died violently, not a to normalize it as a part of our cul- on B.C.’s Highway of Tears were They’re economic decisions. What common statistic for non-Indige- ture.” hitchhiking because they had no do we say to a family who loses a nous women but an all-too-com- Speaking of just one of the prac- car and there was no other way to daughter or a son on those high- mon one for the women gathered ticalities to reduce the number of get to town. ways? The money? We don’t are at the inquiry. She spent 30 years missing and murdered Indigenous She talked of Saskatchewan’s advocating and helping the women women, Odette sighed and then impending decision to cancel rural See Page 4 RICHMOND CITY COUNCILLORS Advocating for small business. COUN. BILL MCNULTY COUN. DEREK DANG COUN. LINDA MCPHAIL /RichmondFirst @RichmondFirst richmondfirst.ca [email protected] 4 | COMMUNITY Mid-April 2018 RICHMOND SENTINEL MISSING WOMEN been found. Sometimes, it is be- Call for Nominations for cause their death by manual stran- From Page 3 gulation, by gunshot wound to the the 2018 Richmond back of the head, or by drowning wrapped in a rug and weighted Heritage Awards about the money. A life is worth down, is listed as suicide. more.” For years, people have said these Odette an Inuk from Quebec, women didn’t want to be found. fluent in Inuktitut, English and It happened when a serial killer French, spoke eloquently of what walked the streets of the Down- needs to be done. Asked where do town Eastside of Vancouver. Yet, we go from here, Odette replied: women at the inquiry talked of “What I see and I noticed is that their escapes from Willy Pickton’s women are taking back their pow- violence, of telling workers and po- er.
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