Evan Seal

Searching through some old negatives last week, I found an envelope filled with film strips, with a name I recognized hand-written on the front. It was a photo I had shot in 1993 of a three young boys who had found some stolen jewelry discarded in a bag at the side of the road. I scanned the image and sent a black-and-white photo to one of the three eight-year-old boys, now a constable with the Surrey RCMP, and the response was quick.

Searching through some old negatives last week, I found an envelope filled with film strips, with a name I recognized hand-written on the front. It was a photo I had shot in 1993 of a three young boys who had found some stolen jewelry discarded in a bag at the side of the road. I scanned the image and sent a black-and-white photo to one of the three eight-year-old boys, now a constable with the Surrey RCMP, and the response was quick.

Spearheaded by the school’s leadership class, students are vowing to make a difference when it comes to bullying. Through the Classroom Champions Leadership Project, Bear Creek Elementary students are marking Pink Shirt Day on Wednesday, Feb. 22 by raising funds for anti-bullying initiatives.