In the Community

Ling Su was at home the evening of June 13, struggling to put her two little ones to bed, when Christopher Alexander Serrano lay bleeding in the street, just a block away.

Monday, July 4 Emergency preparedness, 7 to 8:30 p.m., an informative presentation put on by the City of Burnaby’s emergency management program, Tommy Douglas branch, 7311 Kingsway. Info: 604-522-3971. Register in person, by phone or online at www.

Dennis Baker has been nursing a labour of love in a Burnaby housing complex for the past decade. The Burnaby man collects old children’s bikes, spends all year fixing them up and, come December, donates them to the Lower Mainland Christmas Bureau.

Make your way to the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre and check out Chino Otsuka’s exhibit, Arrival.

I like to make bread at home on the weekends. This recipe is straight forward for home baking and a nice introduction to bread making. I use instant yeast in this recipe, which means you can just add the yeast with the flour.

Mindfulness of death is a Buddhist practice that informs more meaningful living.

The Edmonds City Fair and Classic Car show is coming up on Sunday, July 17, and there are a couple of things to take note of. Organizers are looking for volunteers, 18 or older, to help at the barricades to keep traffic out.

What is it? Cathy Griffin, a member of HUB Burnaby, will lead a two-hour bike ride from Gilmore SkyTrain to Hume Park in New Westminster. The ride is suitable for cyclists 12 years and up. When is it? The plan is to leave Gilmore SkyTrain at 11 a.m.

A Burnaby-based non-profit that fixes up old computers and redistributes them to schools, non-profits and libraries hit a major milestone last month. The B.C.