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have sold it to David Spencers Food Floor down in Vancouver. They would have taken it right away and put it on display for the size of it. Oh, it was a great life! There were skates in the inlet, huge skates swimming along. We used to go up Indian Arm, right up past Belcarra. We had an eight man rowing

& Confectionery 118 汤米市场 Tommy’s Market 122 本拿比高地 Burnaby Heights 124 本拿比市场 Burnaby Market 128 滨海市场 Marine Market 132 新宝林美食 North Burnaby Wonton House 136 京士威道 Kingsway 138 C&L杂货零食店 C&L Grocery Confectionery 142 OK杂货店和OK食品市场 OK Grocery & OK Food Market 148 金龙客栈 Dragon Inn Restaurant 156 丽晶广场 Crystal Mall 168 取得双赢

tenured staff. All of the junior secondary schools in Burnaby closed that year and students were amalgamated with the senior high schools, South, North, Central and Cariboo to have an eight to twelve system. Edmonds Junior Secondary had a two-day closing with various memorabilia areas. Food was served

of Halkomelem speaking Central Coast Salish First Nations. The Saleelwat peoples whose permanent village site was at "Tetimexwten" (Belcarra) was one historic group that would have used the land and shoreline of Barnet to gather food and other resources. The life of aboriginal peoples here was organized around

trees, shrubs, and flowers, and maintained the food producing elements of the vegetable garden , cows , chickens , and sometimes ducks and goats. For the puposes of this book the immediate family tree would look like this: The H A R R I E T and M O N T A G U E M O O R E Family : M O T H E R : Harriet

contributions of Chinese Canadians to Burnaby’s history through themes of early industries, food networks, culture and activism. The City of Burnaby greatly appreciates the efforts of staff, volunteers, and community members in creating this resource. Mayor Mike Hurley MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR 2 �The Chinese

sites. Ceremonial activities took place all year round and intensified in the winter months. At that time of year, people relied upon stored food resources (salmon, smoked meats and dried fruits), only hunting and fishing occasionally to add variety to their diets. Sharing oral histories and family