City of Delta
Amazon warehouse
Bosley's/Pet Valu retail stores, and warehouse jobs
BC Ferries
Save On Foods
London Drugs
Freshco
Thrifty Foods
Walmart
Shoppers Drug Mart
BC Liquor stores
Starbucks
Dollarama
The Dollar store
Kins Produce
Cobs Bread
Freshslice Pizza
Delta Bakery
White Spot
Tsawwassen Mills Mall has a lengthy Jobs board
McDonalds
A&W
Tim Hortons
7-11
Shell
Chevron
Petro Canada
Canadian Tire
Rona
Wendy's
Harry's Fish n Chips
Mary Browns fried chicken
Petsmart
Marks
Canada Post
Fraser Health Authority
“It wasn’t that bad at all,” he remarks. “Being removed from the cares and concerns that overwhelm people day-to-day, I was just able to make investments in myself.” Ladner claims that he took every class offered while in prison. The Southern Miss grad says he also taught a couple of classes while behind bars.
“I just took advantage and worked on making myself the best version of myself I could be,” continues Ladner. “I don’t look back on that period as anything that was unfortunate. Obviously, I didn’t want to let down my family and the people that I love, but at the same time, it’s a time when we can either refuse to help others and be bitter and angry, or say, ‘You know what? Let me make the most of this,’ and that’s what I tried to do.”
Today marks 12 years since Wendy Ladner-Beaudry (53) was found brutally murdered in Pacific Spirit Park, located in Vancouver, BC, Canada, on April 3, 2009. Police working on the case said they'd developed a list of more than 300 people of interest, but no suspect have been identified.
Very few details about the case have been made public.
It currently remains unsolved.
Ladner-Beaudry's Background:
The mother of two daughters, Ladner-Beaudry came from a prominent BC family. She was the great-granddaughter of the founder of the Vancouver suburb of Ladner. Her father was a decorated naval veteran; her brother, Peter Ladner, is a local businessman, former city councillor, and was a mayoral candidate.
Ladner-Beaudry made her own mark through her activities in the world of sport. A high-performance athlete, she was once a nationally ranked competitive swimmer. She had won the International Ski Federation World Masters championship in telemark skiing and had been a member of Ontario and B.C. senior field-hockey teams.
At the time of her death, Ladner-Beaudry was co-chair of the B.C. Games Society. She has been remembered as active member of the community, a joyous, wise, upbeat and healthy person.
The Murder:
On April 3, 2009, Ladner-Beaudry went for a jog in Vancouver's Pacific Spirit Regional Park. Her “bloodied” body was found by hikers at about 2:40pm, steps from the park's entrance, on St. George's Trail.
No cause of death has been released, though her death was described as "brutal" in her husband's eulogy. It has also been said that she died "violently".
Pacific Spirit Regional Park is located in the UBC area of Vancouver's west side. It is a heavily forested park and has about 50 kilometres of trails used by hikers, joggers, horseback riders, mountain bikers and dog-walkers. Ladner-Beaudry went jogging in the park more than once a week and it was not unusual for her to go alone.
The Investigation:
Her husband has described his wife's murder as an [“unm
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