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A2 CALEDON CITIZEN | MARCH 26, 2020 Four confirmed COVID-19 cases in WDGPH unit region Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL sures. I have said since day one we will, and at Headwaters Health Care Centre in Oran- we must, take all steps necessary to slow the geville. An online assessment tool has been The Ontario government has ordered all spread of COVID-19. The health and safety of developed and made available for those who The most important essential services to close due to the rapid every Ontarian must come first. The health believe they may be showing symptoms of “message to share is the spread of COVID-19 virus. of you, your children, your grandparents and COVID-19. Some of those symptoms include need to practice social The move comes after Peel Public Health your friends depend on all of us doing our a fever, cough, runny nose and respiratory strongly recommended, last Friday (March part.” issues. distanding and, if possi- 20), that all non-essential services across the A list of what it considered to be essential The online tool takes individuals though a ble, stay home. It’s the province should be closed to prevent the virus was released late Monday night, including 74 series of questions and provides them direc- only way we are going from spreading, while continuing to encour- titles under the following categories: Supply tion regarding whether they should stay home age resident to practice social distancing. chains, Retail and wholesaling, Food service, and self-isolate, visit a local assessment cen- to slow down the spread “In the past day, we are beginning to see but only for delivery or takeout, and accom- tre, or go straight to the hospital. and spare many of our evidence of community transmission of modations including hotels, motels and stu- “I encourage anyone who may have been vulnerable citizens COVID-19 in our Region,” said Dr. Lawrence dent residences, Institutional, residential, exposed to COVID-19, have symptoms or Loh, interim Medical Officer of Health for the commercial and industrial maintenance , may have travelled outside of Canada to first Mayor Allan Thompson Region of Peel in a previous news release. Telecommunications and service providers, self-isolate and then take a few seconds to “We are grateful that many businesses have Transportation, Manufacturing and produc- complete our new online assessment tool,” “Although voluntary compliance is always already changed their operations to help limit tion, Agriculture and food production, Con- said Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and preferred, under the Emergency Management spread of the disease. At this critical moment, struction, Financial activities, including credit Minister of Health. “This easy-to-use tool, and Civil Protection Act, there are conse- however, we must take stricter measures if we unions, insurance etc., Resources, Environ- developed with guidance from Dr. Williams, quences for individuals and businesses that are going to succeed at limiting the impacts mental services, Utilities and community ser- Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, is a choose to defy the act while it is in force,” of this disease on our community. For this vices, Communication industries, including great first step in that process. By answering a said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a news reason, I am recommending the closure of all news media, Research, Health care, seniors few questions, Ontarians will be able to make release this past Friday. non-essential businesses.” care and social services, Justice sector, and informed choices about what to do, while the With the Ontario government declaring a Premier Doug Ford says the Ontario gov- Business regulators and inspectors. Specifics province collects real-time data to enhance state of emergency, gatherings of 50 people or ernment has “been in constant contact with can be found at Ontario.ca our ongoing response.” more are now prohibited until March 31. the public health sector, listening to every “While this was a difficult decision, we trust Social distancing has been one of the main Caledon Mayor Allan Thompson echoed word and recommendation thrown their way that Ontario’s business leaders will be able to encouragements from health and government the words of Prime Minister Trudeau and to be able to ensure what’s best for Ontari- promote safety while carrying out business officials towards the public. Social distanc- Premier Ford, pleading with local residents ans.” and protecting jobs,” said Premier Doug Ford. ing is defined as minimizing close contact to practice social distancing and self-isolate He said, “This was a tough decision, but the “The grocery store clerks, transit and hydro with others by avoiding crowded places and where possible. right decision, as this is no time for half mea- workers and truckers are out there on the gatherings, limiting physical contact such as “I’m in daily meetings with Peel Public front lines making sure the people of Ontario hugging and shaking hands and keeping a two Health and the most important message that continue to have access to the products and arm’s length from others as much as possible. our Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Loh, is ask- Keep Your services they need. It is essential that their Canadians are also being encouraged to stay ing us to share is the need to practice social workplaces be kept as safe as possible so home as much as possible. distancing and if possible, stay home, said Keys Safe! these local heroes can return home to their Due to the lack of response in the request Mayor Allan Thompson. “It’s the only way we If you lose your keys with a families worry free.” for individuals to social distance, the federal are going to slow down the spread and spare Due to the pressure put on healthcare work- government is considering enforcing strict many of our vulnerable citizens.” War Amps tag attached, we ers in hospitals, being overwhelmed with legislation to fine those who refuse to take As of March 24, with 85 reported new cases, can return them to you by cases of possible contamination of COVID-19, the issue seriously. Those who fail to practice Ontario has now 588 confirmed cases of courier, free of charge. a total of 58 assessment centres have been proper social distancing can be fined up to COVID-19. For ore information and updates, opened across the province, including on $1,000 and businesses up to $500,000. please visit Ontario.ca.

Health coalitions issue joint statement o COVID-19 A coalition of Canadian health advocates principles of equity and compassion that un- has issued a statement declaring that the derlie our public health care system. Order key tags COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the extent “We call upon all levels of government to to which our individual health is dependent work together to reclaim and increase the online. on the health of everyone in our community. capacity of our public health care system to: “Public healthcare is our best defense • Address existing health inequities by against this crisis and others like it. How- removing barriers to access and scaling up ever, our ability to endure crises and care services for marginalized communities for each other has been eroded through de- • Restore capacity in our public hospitals cades of austerity budgets, privatization and by reopening facilities and beds that have 1 800 250-3030 inadequate planning. Even during ‘normal been closed due to funding cuts and down- times,’ the health care system is at capacity. sizing, and expand capacity under public waramps.ca “While health care workers and commu- and non-profit hospital governance nities are struggling to support each other, • Follow the lead of Spain and bring corporate interests are trying to profit. This for-profit health care facilities under public A fundraiser in support of must be resisted. The solution is not privat- control to enable a rapid and streamlined re- 2020 2020 ization. Instead, we should be strengthening sponse in the public interest th th universal health care and our collective abil- • Improve supports for health care work- th 10 ANNUAL 10 ANNUAL ity to care for one another. ers, including by adopting the strongest pro- 10 ANNUAL “As governments ramp up efforts to ad- tective standards, enhancing recruitment Thanks to all our Sponsors, Supporters & Volunteers OVER $15,000 WAS RAISED IN 2019 & OVER $100,000 OVER 10 YEARS IN SUPPORT OF THE ALTON MILLPOND REHABILITATION PROJECTdress the current crisis, Health Coalitions and retention, and giving workers the re- MAJOR SPONSORS CIMA+ Roto-Mill Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey Natural Resource Solutionsacross Inc. 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More than 1,000 individuals have visited the new drive-thru COVID-19 assessment clinic at Headwaters Health Care Centre since it was opened last Thursday (March 19). The facility, currently open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., assesses local residents who may be showing mild or mod- erate symptoms of COVID-19. There are two lanes available, which people can drive their car into, with all assessments carried out on-site. Assessments take approximately 15 min- utes, says Gary Staples, Deputy Chief of the Dufferin County Paramedic Service. Upon arrival, individuals will be asked to fill out a ‘screening sheet’, which staff will then use to determine whether they need to be tested. Should an individual require testing, they will be asked to register and pull into one of the drive-thru tents. A member of the care team will then assess them while they remain in their vehicle. Depending on the outcome of the assessment, and the sever- ity of symptoms, individuals will be told to self-isolate, or visit the emergency depart- SUBMITTED PHOTO ment. While the testing process is fairly simple, 1,000-PLUS CASES: Healthcare workers have been working hard to process patients passing through the new drive-thru COVID-19 As- sessment Centre at Headwaters and it can take between five and seven days hospital. for results to come back. Tests are carried out locally, then sent down to Toronto for the entire time. If they are infected with the person he sat beside on the bus had Centre and do not get offered a swab, do not analysis to determine whether or not the COVID-19, or any other kind of infection, COVID-19. Now he has a runny nose and a think that the doctor doesn’t think you are patient has COVID-19. like the flu or a cold, they are not getting out sore throat. He doesn’t get a swab. It would infected with the COVID-19 virus. You very “As more assessment clinics become open of their car and coming into contact with all be ideal if we could swab the 75-year-old well could be,” Dr. Bailey said. in our area, the testing centre is being over- the other people that are around. That’s a woman with COPD, who lives alone and She called on all residents to follow whelmed with the number of swabs coming positive thing.” often needs to user puffers, who has a low- self-isolation guidelines outlined by health in. As such, there will likely be a backlog in In a letter distributed to media on Tuesday, grade fever and a worsening cough. She care professionals and both the federal and following up with these people,” Mr. Staples local doctor Jill Bailey said the Assessment doesn’t get a swab. provincial government. told the Citizen. Centre has two goals – to determine how Just because someone may not be “Please take your doctor or public health As per Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public sick a patient may be, and to swab patients swabbed at an assessment centre, does not nurse’s advice seriously. We are trying to Health, there are now four confirmed cases for COVID-19 who meet current Ministry cri- mean they do not have COVID-19 – it just save the life of your 95-year-old grandfather of COVID-19 in our region – two in Dufferin teria. means they don’t qualify for a swab based on who you were thinking about visiting later, County, and one each in Guelph and Welling- The criteria, as of this week, are; symp- the criteria outlined by the Ministry. While or the grocery clerk who has asthma whom ton County. toms of an upper respiratory tract viral Dr. Bailey admits “as physicians, we want to you were going to interact with on the way Looking more closely at the numbers here infection to go along with close contact with swab every possible COVID-19 case” that’s home,” Dr. Bailey said. “If you are unwell, in Orangeville, as of end of day Tuesday a confirmed COVID-19 case, or essential not feasible due to the low supply of test even if you don’t get a swab in the COVID-19 (March 24), the site has seen 1,041 visitors, health or community service provider, or supplies. Assessment Centre, stay home. Don’t leave with 954 of those visits leading to assess- living in a retirement home or other institu- “The message we want to send to the the house unless you need to go to the emer- ments. A total of 289 people have been tional setting. People who are currently liv- public is that, if you have respiratory symp- gency room.” tested for COVID-19. ing on a First Nation reserve and are show- toms, such as cough, fever, runny nose, sore She concluded, “Don’t do it just for your- Mr. Staples said the local healthcare com- ing symptoms are also being swabbed. throat, shortness of breath, you need to self or your family, do it for everyone in our munity is already seeing the benefits brought “So, why can’t we test everyone?” Dr. assume that you have the COVID-19 virus. community. We all have to work together to about by opening the assessment centre. Bailey writes. “The simple fact is that all of If you go to the Headwaters AssessmentT:5" beat this.” “The most important thing for us right Ontario is presently short on swabs and the now is that we are diverting traffic away supplies needed to analyze them. The Minis- from the emergency department, so that try of Health mandate for limited swabbing they can handle regular emergencies,” Mr. is not ideal, but it’s our currently reality. Staples said. “We are seeing minor to mod- Until we come up with an innovative solu- erate patients, maybe some have symptoms tion to develop more testing supplies, we 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) but not so severe that they need to go to are left with this very limited ability to test.” emergency.” She added, “It would be ideal if we could He added, “The biggest benefit of the swab the 30-year-old father who works at drive-thru is that people stay in their cars a local restaurant and doesn’t know that What you need to know

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“Caring for others, from a social distance” • Only visit an assessment centre if by Monty Laskin, Chief Executive Officer you have been referred by a health There is an Other services such as our English care professional. immediate need classes, employment workshops and and you can health and wellness activities in the help! At Exchange, ecoshopping and counselling • Avoid non-essential travel. Caledon services have been changed, suspended Community or being offered in creative ways that • Monitor for symptoms after travel. Services, limit direct contact. (CCS), caring • Avoid large gatherings. for others is at Thankfully, we are fielding calls daily the heart of asking how people can help. Food everything we donations are being delivered to the back • Be prepared, but avoid panic stocking. do. Daily, weekends included, we door of the Exchange throughout the T:10.714" provide direct care. We’re all in for week. .The kindness of this community • Caring for those who are ill? everyone in our community: children, knows no bounds; we are enormously teenagers, single adults, families and grateful that Caledon recognizes the need Take precautions. seniors. COVID19 is an assault on all of to support the most vulnerable among us. us. So how else can you help? When the • Clean high-touch surfaces regularly. Together, we’re not easily deterred. need is immediate accepting and sorting Together we stand strong. food donations during a pandemic • Order your prescription medication. presents problems. The safest and most CCS has shifted in response to emerging efficient way to ensure our neighbours in expert advice while managing to need receive nutritious food, • Practice cough and sneeze etiquette maintain our services. I’m not suggesting transportation to medical appointments in transit. that call to shutdown, stay home is and daily personal care is through wrong, it’s absolutely the right thing to financial support. Visit our website at advise. We’ve got to get ahead of this. www.ccs4u.org and make a secure Staying home is key. financial gift. It’s an easy action you can take from the safety of your own home. However, CCS drives hundreds of Produce and other perishables can be people to dialysis and other urgent purchased maintaining support to lower appointments, provides personal care to income families. Those living on low seniors daily and ensures that hundreds incomes are unable to stockpile food and of families can eat nutritious meals daily. other necessities. We are already seeing Shutting down these kinds of services is community need increase. Your financial If you have symptoms, take the self-assessment not something we’re about to do. Instead gift allows us to purchase the most we’ve modified them by implementing needed items. Gifts made online over at ontario.ca/coronavirus. Or call Telehealth many safety measures while still $20 receive immediate tax receipts. Ontario at 1-866-797-0000 (TTY: 1-866-797-0007) remaining in the corner of our most at Thank you. risk clients. or your public health unit. How Do You See It? Tell us how you see it. Monty Laskin, Chief Executive Officer, Caledon Community Services at 905 5842300 ext. 213 or [email protected] Paid for by the Government of Ontario

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The member’s name and specific • Price is too good to be true; transmission of COVID-19. area of Highway 9 and Highway 400. Upon work location is being withheld to respect • Seller won’t let buyer see the puppy Although voluntary compliance is always stopping the vehicle, the officers smelled a their privacy. The OPP was made aware of before receiving the deposit/payment; preferred, under the Emergency Manage- strong odour of alcoholic beverage emanat- the diagnosis on March 21. • You must pay by money transfer or ment and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA), ing from the driver’s breath. The driver was Given increased testing and interventions prepaid debit card; there are consequences for individuals and placed under arrest for Impaired Operation underway, additional presumptive positive • After you pay, there are additional businesses that choose to defy the Act while of a Motor Vehicle, and transported to Cale- diagnoses are expected across Ontario. The expenses (shipping insurance, vet it is in force. Contravening the expert advice don Detachment for further breath tests to OPP and its members are not immune. bills, crate fees), and provided by the Chief Medical Officer of be conducted. The OPP remains committed to the health • The puppy’s photo appears in other Health to close certain businesses and insti- As a result, Jacqueline Gulyas, 56, of and safety of our members and will con- ads. tutions and limit gatherings to 50-people or Vaughan, has been charged with: tinue to make decisions that help us limit the Scammers take advantage of people when less, the Provincial Offences Act (POA) has • Operation while impaired; spread of COVID-19 in the communities we they are in high emotional state. Here are been updated to include three offences to be • Failure to comply with demand; serve. some steps you can take to protect yourself enforced by police, along with set fines per • Driving motor vehicle with liquor Visit the OPP website news section for from falling for a puppy scam: offence: readily available; more information to help limit COVID-19 • Endeavour to meet the seller in person • Fail to comply with an order - Part I • Driving while under suspension, and transmission. to see if the puppy is the right fit for Fine of $750 • Drive motor vehicle, no currently vali- you and your family; • Obstructions of Person Fine of $1,000 dated permit. Beware of online puppy scams • Research the seller extensively; • Corporations Fine of $500,000 The accused is expected to appear at the Officers from the Caledon Detachment • Ask the seller for references and fol- The OPP continues to provide public Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville on of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are low up with those references; safety services to the communities we serve June 4th, 2020. investigating a puppy scam that was reported • Reverse image search the puppy’s and support the efforts of federal, provincial by a Caledon resident earlier this year. photo to see if it is an authentic image, and local health authorities during the cur- Gas drive-off leads to arrest in Caledon The incident was reported by a local dog and rent situation involving COVID-19. We appre- On Saturday, March 21st, 2020, at approx- breeder, who advised that an unknown sus- • Don’t wire money or send prepaid ciate the public’s ongoing support of these imately 10:57 a.m., uniformed officers from pect had obtained the breeder’s personal cards. measures. the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Caledon information and the Canadian Kennel Club The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre, of which Visit the OPP website news section for Detachment responded to a report of theft registration, and was posting ads online OPP is a partner, estimates only five per more information to help limit COVID-19 from a gas station located in the area of advertising puppies for sale using the breed- cent of victims report the crime to police. If transmission. Highway 10 and The Grange Side Road in the er’s information. you think you have been a victim of fraud, Town of Caledon. Under the said ad, the scammers would contact the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre Facilities/Services Affected by the Information was received that a customer ask potential online buyers to wire a deposit at 1-888-495-8501 or report online at http:// Declaration of Emergency attended the gas station, fueled their vehicle, to “secure” a puppy by sending a partial or www.antifraudcentre.ca; you can also con- As a result of the declaration of emergency, and drove off without paying. full payment. Once the deposit was received, tact your local police service or Crime Stop- the following establishments are required to A uniformed officer observed the suspect remain closed until further notice: vehicle on Highway 10, and conducted a traf- • All bars and restaurants, except to fic stop. the extent that such facilities provide As a result of the police investigation, Rob- takeout and food delivery; ert Desjardins, 54, of Mississauga, has been • All facilities providing indoor recre- charged with the following offences: ational programs; • Operation of a motor vehicle while • All public libraries; prohibited X four counts, and • All private schools; • Driving while under suspension. • All licensed child care centres; The accused is expected to appear at the • All movie cinemas and all theatres, Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville on including those offering live perfor- June 4th, 2020 mances of music, dance and other art If you are caught driving when your licence forms; and, is suspended for a Criminal Code conviction, • All concert venues. your vehicle will be impounded for at least Additionally, all organized public events 45 days. of over 50 people are prohibited, including parades, events and communal services OPP report first COVID-19 within places of worship. These orders will presumptive officer remain in place until March 31, 2020, when The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is the province will reassess for an extension confirming its first uniform member has or end the closures. tested presumptive positive for COVID-19. Following their doctor’s instructions, the Caledon OPP officer spots member is in isolation at their home and is impaired driver while on patrol recovering. We wish them a speedy recov- On Saturday, March 21st, 2020, at approxi- ery. Their family and colleagues are in our

“Bolton Pharmasave has been trying to help and assist the residents of Bolton and surrounding areas since the outbreak has occurred by many different ways. One such way was to increase inventory of medications and over-the-counter items and daily checks to ensure that her patients and other patients will have enough medications during these trying times, as issues with supply of medications and back orders continue to be a challenge, specifically now. However, as the College of Pharmacists and the Ontario Ministry of Health recommended, they will be filling one month supplies at a time and allowing one inhaler per month so that there is enough for everyone and gives them time to order more in. They are offering free delivery services for prescription and over-the-counter medications and supplies to help keep patients and customers safe. All you have to do is call the store and they will arrange the service for you. Furthermore, as the staff saw an increase in demand for items such as hand sanitizer, rubbing and isopropyl alcohol, face masks, thermometers they started taking people’s names and numbers and calling them when supplies were available. Once a shipment arrives, they start calling those patients on the list. So call to add your name to the list. Bolton Pharmasave has implemented many changes in their store to help stop the spread, flatten the curve and keep every one safe. There are physical barriers put into place, they ask for debit and credit transactions if possible, they ask customers to bring their own pens when signing for lottery or Western Union transactions, and they have increased the frequency of their cleaning of the front store and pharmacy. They have additionally locked their front door but the side, wheel chair accessible doors remain open and they ask that the customers use their elbows and not hands to open the door to help stop the spread. Also, Bolton Pharmasave would like to encourage the residents to follow them on social media (Facebook, Instagram and twitter) for more up to date changes and news. Dr.Bodok’s office is located inside Bolton Pharmasave and she is still working by seeing her patients virtually (either by telephone or via Zoom.Us). If you have an urgent matter and need to contact her, please call her office at 905-951-1173. Other doctors have also implemented these virtual visits. Please call your doctor’s office to see what changes they may have implemented in their practices as well. Bolton Pharmasave also partnered with Good Doctor’s Telemedicine last year to help bring simple, urgent medical care to the people of Bolton. With the recent change, Good Doctor’s has also started seeing patients via telephone and virtually in the privacy of their own home for some conditions. You can call 1-888-930-6571 or text 705-910-7799 and connect with one of their doctors for a virtual visit if applicable. Lastly, one thing the team and Mona (the owner) have noticed has been the increase in prices of these essential items. They would like to assure you all, that there will be no increases in these essential items unless there has been an increase in the cost of purchasing the items. Mona states “We would like to keep the integrity of our business and help keep money in the pockets of our customers and patients, but without putting us at financial risk.” Mona also says, “We here, at Bolton Pharmasave, are continuously trying to keep everyone safe, including staff and those most vulnerable during these times. We would also like to extend a helping hand to local pharmacies to please reach out as well if their patients are in need. We will not be closing all of our doors and were are here with you, the people and local businesses of Bolton and Caledon, to help you through these times. Once this all clears up, and it will, we will come out of this together a stronger community.Together, we can fight this.” BOLTON 905.533.7700 8 Queen Street N., Bolton

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Thank you to all the Health Professionals A6 CALEDON CITIZEN | MARCH 26, 2020 AlteX academy takes drone training to a whole new level In 2014 it came into fruition and the accuracy and send it back to the employer. on their legislation in the new document Written By ROBERT BELARDI school, Zhao and Shvartsev, had developed Two major departments in the OPP also from 2019, it has become a lot easier to get If you are driving down Lloydtown-Aurora a partnership to offer college students train- use drones for traffic accident reconstruc- into the industry. road and happen to see a sign named “AlteX ing through continuing education. tion and search and rescue projects. More than 90 schools are listed on Trans- Academy,” it might be worth passing by and There were plans to film the program. The police department is able to visually port Canada’s compliant training list (https:// having a look at some of the high-tech, pro- Back then, Zhao and Shvartsev were the present an accident scene with information www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviation/drone- verbial drones that are available. Yes, those first in Ontario to offer Transport Canada such as the speed, position and impact of safety/get-drone-pilot-certificate/find-drone- things. compliant Ground School with a certificate vehicles and present the data in court for flight-school.html). In Ontario, AlteX offers Operations Director at AlteX Academy, course from community college. prosecution. training with community college partners Yifei Zhao, claims drones have split public Police, engineers and real estate agents In search and rescue missions, a thermal including Fleming College and Seneca Col- opinion in recent years. came in for training. At that point Zhao and camera was used in discovering a man in lege. There is a new motive to change the Shvartsev knew this was a business. In 2016, Saskatchewan who had been involved in Last year, more than 3,000 pilots earned glooming perspective of these high-end AlteX Academy was born. a roll-over accident back in 2013 (https:// their advanced certificate to fly drones. pieces of technology. And here is why. Zhao says, the drone is used for more than www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/ More than 200 pilots, graduated from AlteX Back in 2010, Yifei Zhao and her busi- just filming. The drone is the vehicle for the aerial-drone-locates-sask-man-injured-in- Academy. Last year’s focus was more on cer- ness partner Alex Shvartsev ran a business camera to film and to market. So, it comes rollover-crash-1.1398942). The drone was tification. This year is different. known as NTFG Aerial. They were both down to, what else can you really use the able to find the man with thermal signatures “Now we’re focused on delivering results. known for many things. They were the first camera for? in the woods. Because, really, we focus on business appli- to use a co-axial drone in Canada, assem- “Actually, there is another function In using high-end, pieces of technology for cations for drones. Licensing is just the first bled quad-copter and completed specialty because drones have a GPS system for navi- the justice system, Zhao says drones have step,” explained Zhao. projects for many companies such as Tesla. gation,” said Zhao. been recently tested between the Toronto AlteX Academy does not sell drones or It wasn’t an expandable type of business. “When you capture images, you don’t just Police force and the University of Toronto any other pieces of equipment. Zhao says it They needed more. capture the picture, you actually capture a for finding missing people. is a conflict of interest as the focus is on the Three years later, there was a knock on picture with GPS data and your geomatics The information and data of the person is client. the door, that would open a new avenue that data as well.” inserted in the system and the drone will cal- “In this industry, you have to pick a side. could turn this business right around. For surveying a land, for engineers, these culate the probability of where this person You either pick the operators, the pilots or “In 2013 is when Humber College came to employees want to know the topography of could have gone missing. you pick the manufacturers,” she laughed. us,” said Zhao. the land for cost of construction. To do this But, the biggest challenge is integrating Zhao went on to add, that it is all about “They said, ‘Look you guys were the go-to, on the ground is time consuming. The drone, rural police communities into this system. education in this industry. Give it another team in town. You were one of the first of will provide that information effortlessly, Forces, such as Toronto’s benefit from fund- couple more years and you will see a lot three teams to start the drone department taking photos at set intervals and processing ing. Zhao says this is the biggest challenge more drone applications used in our every- in film union here (IATSE Local 667), so we the data through a software program. currently that many rural communities face. day life. should take your skills and experience and The program is all completed through Since Transport Canada, at the federal build a couple of courses.” the cloud with the ability to adjust the data level, has alleviated most of the restrictions Minister Leece releases final report on provincial intervention at PDSB tions for the Peel Board to address the alle- The Minister of Education appointed Director of Education Peter Joshua released Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL gations against them including, systemic Shawn Richards, Sue Herbert and Ena a statement in response to the release of the A recent provincial review of alleged rac- discrimination – specifically anti-Black rac- Chadha to put together the review and rec- final report on March 13. ism in Peel District schools has found that ism— human resources practices, board ommendations. The statement highlights committing the “immediate and robust action is needed” to leadership and governance issues. “It is clear the immediate and robust urgency on the directions given by the Min- correct systemic issues that have marginal- “The accounts of systemic racism and dis- action is needed,” said Ontario’s Advocate ister of Education and the expectations staff ized groups of students over several years. crimination documented in the report are for Community Opportunities, Jamil Jivani. and colleagues within the school board, This past October, a request was sent in deeply troubling and will not be tolerated. “The March 13 announcement by the Min- along with apologies to those who have for ministry intervention against discrimina- After decades of inaction, I want to see swift ister is an important step toward building a been affected. tion allegations against Peel District School implementation of my directions to drive public-school system that gives each child “It is clear that many individuals have been Board (PDSB). The request was submitted the necessary and positive change that stu- – regardless of race, background or postal negatively affected over the years, and we by Past Chair and Vice-Chair of Board of dents deserve,” said Lecce in a recent press code – a fair start in life.” apologize for the trauma and hurt they have Trustees alongside students, families and release. “Students and the community have The Peel District School Board is respon- experienced. But apologies mean nothing if the broader community. demanded change and I want to assure them sible for a total of 257 schools within Cale- we don’t take action to address and correct “Schools must feel safe, inclusive and that we will monitor Board implementation don, Brampton and Mississauga with over systemic issues that result in marginaliza- welcoming places for students, staff and of the directions and hold them to account 155,000 students with different race, ethnic, tion and oppression. To do this, we cannot the entire community. Allegations related to deliver transformational change that will linguistic and religious backgrounds. centre issues of equity on the discomfort of to equity in the Peel District School Board put every student on a path to success.” The Peel District School Board have been people in positions of power. We must cen- have raised concerns specifically related to The review got more than 450 requests given 27 ministerial directions by Lecce with tre those who are being marginalized, lean anti-Black racism and lack of adherence to for interviews and over 160 written and tele- a strict timeline and deliverables, which is into our discomfort and choose to do what governance, leadership and human resource phone submissions regarding the issue. 115 accessible online for students, families and is right and just by those we serve. We must practices,” stated Lecce. interviews were held along with four com- the community can track the progress being put our commitment to equity and inclusion Lecce responded to the comments made munity and student discussions sessions to made. into meaningful and authentic practice,” the in the request and review and issued direc- gain the publics perspective. Chair of the Board Brad MacDonald and statement reads.

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Editorial Effective leadership IT’S PROBABLY TOO SOON to permits the federal government know how well it worked, but thus to order conversion of industrial far we think Canada is showing output to ships, planes, tanks and the world how a federated nation armaments and could be used to should deal with a pandemic, while supply hospitals with desperately its neighbour to the south has been needed ventilators, ICU beds, pro- doing the opposite. tective clothing and masks. As we see it, the job of a political In our view, one of the few political leader during an emergency is to heroes in the U.S. is New York Gov- listen carefully to the experts and ernor Andrew Cuomo, who has been take whatever action is required to holding daily press briefings during minimize the harm to your people. which he has repeatedly sought fed- Thus far in the COVID19 pan- eral assistance, and whose plea for demic, that’s what we have been 30,000 ventilators resulted in the seeing in Canada at all levels of shipment by FEMA (the Federal government, and as of yesterday Emergency Management Agency) the result was that we had about of 400 of the desperately needed 2,500 active cases of COVID19 and lifesaving devices and the promise 27 deaths, while the United States of a few more from its 20,000-unit had more than 50,000 active cases stockpile. and more than 700 deaths, or about One thing no one knows is when two deaths per million population (or whether) the COVID19 virus compared with Canada’s 0.7. will subside, but most of the experts Obviously, part of the reason lies think it will take months, not weeks, in our different forms of govern- for the disease to run its course and ment. In our parliamentary sys- allow countries to return to some- tem, governments can act quickly, thing approaching normal. particularly if they have a major- But once again ignoring the Extreme measures provide ity of seats in the legislature. And experts, Donald Trump has called even when, as is now the case, we for U.S. churches to be packed on have a minority government at Easter Sunday (April 12), suggest- great learning experience Ottawa, speedy passage of legisla- ing he will relax rules set a few days tion can take place when the opposi- ago which recommended social dis- tion parties agree on the need. The tancing. Beyond that, he now is por- by Mark Pavilons Liberal government’s $82-billion traying the pandemic as little more relief package got unanimous con- than a new version of influenza and The extreme measures be- coming weeks. sent early yesterday after hours of encouraging younger Americans to ing taking across the globe to Scientists are also working behind-the-scenes discussions that return to their workplaces so the curb the COVID-19 virus offer tirelessly to come up with a succeeded in eliminating provisions economy can start recovering. Is a massive, world-wide learning “cure” or at least a vaccine and that gave the government unprece- this what real leadership looks like? experience. some say we are very close. dented taxing and spending powers On hearing the president’s There’s no question were are I think one of the reasons without parliamentary oversight. remarks, senior officials of the living in a very different world. COVID-19 become the hottest In the U.S., governors have as World Health Organization said When the dust settles on this news of 2020 is our access to in- much power as Canadian premiers that if that happens, the U.S. might pandemic we will evaluate and formation. We are in a different but in Washington the power is well replace Italy as the epicentre of analyze all of these actions and place than we were decades ago, shared by the president and Con- the pandemic. create a future game plan. Per- with access to up-to-the minute gress, which currently has a Dem- Oh yes, and by Tuesday Italy’s haps, as scientists test new vac- information from around the ocrat-controlled House of Repre- death toll had reached 6,820, or cines, we may reap the benefits globe. sentatives, a Republican-controlled more than double China’s 3,277. of these tests, procedures and Just as the virus is spreading Senate and a president who never And if Italy’s current death rate experiments. fast, news and yes “fake news” is trusts experts. per million population – 118 – were This is unprecedented in the spreading just as fast. I heard The result has been almost total replicated in the U.S., the death toll world. Yes, COVID-19 is new from several reputable sources chaos, with nothing resembling there would be close to 35,000. and spreading around the globe. that stupidity is spreading even effective leadership at the top. But, if COVID-19 has proven any- Our species has seen this before faster! In all of this, it’s import- Seemingly preoccupied by a desire thing thus far, it’s that it is terribly – SARS (a form of coronavirus), ant not to let fear govern our to be re-elected next November, unpredictable. One thing is, how- MERS, Avian flu (H1N1, 2009), actions. Hong Kong flu (1968-69) and Further, our means of detec- Donald Trump initially dismissed ever, for sure - the more govern- the devastating Spanish flu of tion, confinement, quarantine talk of a pandemic as a ‘hoax,’ and ment, meaning every government 1918-1920. and yes, treatment, are amaz- as recently as this week refused worldwide, does today, the faster “Eerie” is how I’d describe the ing these days. We can also to employ the Defense Procure- we can put this nightmare ordeal almost barren landscape. It’s share medical information and ment Act, a wartime measure that behind us. almost as if those apocalyptic measures with our counterparts scenarios are playing out for all around the world so we’re all real. While I did stay in for a on the same page. That’s huge term. It will likely help restau- extended holiday. But it’s not few days, I did venture out for in the fight against any virus. rants, hotels, arenas and public much of a vacation if you can’t some essentials. For the healthy in our soci- transportation clean up their go anywhere. My belief is this People were in pretty good ety, you may not even notice acts and implement more rigor- will spell the end of the current spirits and happy to chat – at a COVID-19 if you or your loved ous sanitization. academic year. distance of course. ones contract it. If you do, If you think about it, we may For university students, my I applaud the tireless efforts symptoms are typically minor be entering our cleanest period daughter included, their semes- of retail and food chain workers and healthy people will fight it in history! ters will continue online. They to replenish supplies, but it will off. If these practices spread to the will graduate, but ceremonies take some time yet to see the In a few weeks, when we’ve home front, all the better. We will likely be cancelled. It’s shelves full again. curtailed the virus, this will could likely use better disinfec- sad to think that thousands of There’s no question we will seem like a bad dream. But it tion and cross-contamination students won’t be tossing their make it through relatively un- will provide plenty for all of us measures in our own kitchens. hats into the air this year. scathed. We are a resilient lot, to think about and analyze. Yes, this will continue to im- Yes, there is a “silver lin- we humans. It’s also a massive wake-up call pact society and commerce ing” in all of this. The most recent measures – for good hygiene, hand-wash- around the world for months, Neighbours are helping neigh- mass closures and limits to pub- ing and sanitization, something maybe years, to come. Some cit- bours; strangers are offer- lic gathering of any kind – are public health officials have been ies and countries are financial- ing delivery services to those meant to contain the spread of pushing for decades to fight the ly strapped as it is, so I don’t self-isolating. Local grocers and the virus. It’s much like cutting common cold and flu. These les- know how their economies will business people are pitching in off the oxygen to a campfire. It sons may stick with us and help ever recover. where they can. will likely do just that in the improve our health in the long- As our prime minister and This show of support is reas- premier assured, measures and suring. In the midst of turmoil money are there to help keep and uncertainty, it’s nice to our economy moving. I hope know our faith in humankind Submit your Caledon Citizen citizens appreciate the regular has not been misplaced. 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GWYNNE DYER The Plague: a few changes OUR WORLD TODAY

They teach you in journalism school bums on seats. Habits will change, and money into the economy and you’ll cause after the Second never to use the phrase “...X has changed a lot of people won’t come back after- inflation, which is bad, but just replacing World War. They will the world forever”. Or at least they should. wards. Food sold out the door generates what people would ordinarily be earning be expanded after the Covid-19 is certainly not going to change much less cash flow than food served at so that the economy doesn’t seize up is Plague ends. the world forever, but it is going to change the table, and half of the waiters’ jobs are good. Indeed, if Joe Biden quite a few things, in some cases for a gone. There will be a severe cull of restau- So President Macron can tell the French were to drop out of long time. Here’s nine of them, in no par- rants. that no business, however small, will be the presidential race tomorrow for health ticular order. 4. Once it becomes clear that ‘remote allowed to go bankrupt. Prime Minister reasons, Bernie Sanders would stand a 1. The clean air over China’s cities in working’ actually works for most jobs, it Johnson can tell the British that the gov- fair chance of beating Trump in November. the past month, thanks to an almost total will start to seem normal for people not to ernment will pay them 80% of their normal 9. Decisive action on the climate crisis shutdown of the big sources of pollution, go in to work most days. So a steep drop income, up to a limit of £2,500 ($3,000) will become possible (although not guar- has saved 20 times as many Chinese lives in commuting, lower greenhouse-gas a month, if their work has vanished. And anteed), because we will have learned as Covid-19 has taken. (Air pollution kills emissions, and eventually a lot of empty President Trump can talk about sprinkling that ‘business as usual’ is not sacred. If about 1.1 million people in China every office space in city centres. ‘helicopter money’ on the grateful masses. we have to change the way we do busi- year.) People will remember this when the 5. There will be a recession, of course, 7. What is being revealed here is a ness, we can. filthy air comes back, and want something but it probably won’t be as bad or as long deeper truth. ‘Austerity’ – cutting back on So it’s an ill wind that blows no good (a done about it. India too. as the one after the financial crash of the welfare state to ‘balance the budget’ – saying that was already old when John 2. Online shopping was already slowly 2008. It isn’t a collapse of ‘the market’ that is a political and ideological choice, not an Heywood first catalogued it in 1546). killing the retail shops. The lockdown will has cost people their jobs this time. It was economic necessity. What governments Some of the anticipated changes are force tens of millions who rarely or never a virus that made them stop working, and are moving into, willy-nilly, is a basic definitely good, but we are going to pay shop online to do it all the time. (Yes, all the governments are doing far more than ever income guaranteed by the state. an enormous price in lives and in loss for websites are crashed or booked until mid- before to sustain working people through Just for the duration of the crisis, they these benefits. It could have been dealt April now, but there will be lots of time to what will probably be a long siege. say, and it’s not quite a Universal Basic with a lot better. scale them up to meet the demand.) Once When the virus is tamed and they can Income, but that idea is now firmly on the And the West should learn a little humil- customers get used to shopping online, go back to work, the work (in most cases) table. ity. Taiwan, South Korea and China (after most of them won’t go back, so retail jobs will still be there. Although there will also 8. Collective action and government the early fumble) have handled this crisis will be disappearing twice as fast. be a few trillion dollars of extra debt. protection for the old and the poor will no far better than Europe and North America. 3. Not so radical a change with restau- 6. Don’t worry about the debt. Banks longer viewed as dangerous radicalism, These are already more dead in Italy than rants, but basically the same story: more have always created as much money as even in the United States. Welfare states in China, and America, Britain, France take-aways and home deliveries, fewer the government requires. Put too much were built all over the developed world and Germany will certainly follow suit.

SHERALYN ROMAN Together we rally TALK CALEDON Caledon has once again stepped up to We’ve also heard about a few people to participate in was a refreshingly open no fan of Doug Ford the plate and answered the call to action. who are reaching out to help the seniors and direct opportunity to have a “one on but I am always happy We are, as everyone knows, and says in our community. Of course the amazing one” conversation with Mayor Thompson to give credit where repeatedly, (I’m thinking of having a T-shirt folks at Caledon Meals on Wheels, both and the team who are supporting Caledon credit is due. Mr. Ford printed) experiencing “unprecedented staff and volunteers, continue to support through this crisis. I thought it was a has been exhibiting times.” Most of us have no experience with our seniors in a variety of ways – even wonderful approach and a true personal calm leadership what is currently happening and those that making personal phone calls to speak with touch and Caledon is making good and making good might have gone through terrible times like seniors who participate in their programs, (though difficult) decisions to help our decisions based war, rationing (or worse) – are now some one on one. We have also heard about community. Thank you Mayor Thompson on all the current information available. of our eldest citizens and therefore some neighbourhoods where families rallied and Council. He speaks consistently, professionally of our most vulnerable. While we might together to deliver food to area seniors Supermarkets and pharmacies are and without rhetoric. It’s refreshing. look to them for guidance, they are looking who might be having more of a challenge opening early for seniors. Good job. We Our local MPP Sylvia Jones has been to us for support. Here we are, Caledon getting out to supermarkets. Local senior’s understand the Rotary Seniors Centre right alongside him throughout this citizens rising together, to work together. buildings are being supported by those is also calling locals to do friendly check crisis, making the difficult but necessary Over this past week we have heard that live close by whether that’s in Bolton, ins and that anyone with concerns, decisions that will help us all. No doubt so many stories of positivity that even in Southfields or beyond and isn’t that a questions or in need of help can call the they are putting themselves at some the face of this pandemic, they give us wonderful thing? Our Area and Regional Rotary Seniors Centre for a chat. A local personal risk by working closely together, reason to hope. We asked residents to Councillors are doing everything they can company, specializing in connecting folks without benefit of social distancing, as support The Exchange and they did! So to support our community right now, in a who are 50+, is currently distributing they present a united front to the Ontario many folks stepped up to help out that variety of ways both personally and in their printable “Hello Neighbour” cards online to people. This isn’t an easy time and it’s it was almost overwhelming. We would capacity as a representatives of the Town. help connect folks who can help with folks a time unlike any we have ever faced. be remiss if we didn’t share a special It goes without saying that our Mayor is who need it. Simply print the card with There is no “playbook” to draw from and shout out to Garden Foods who delivered going above and beyond and setting a your name and contact information, leave only a few examples from other countries 400lbs (four hundred!) of fresh potatoes, wonderful example of what teamwork it with a neighbour you think might need about what to do – or not to do. Mr. Ford, carrots, onions, apples and canned meat! looks like during this challenging time. The some assistance, and help is on the way! Ms. Jones, to you I say “Good job” and a A simple thank you doesn’t even begin to scheduled 3pm conference call that our Finally, I should end on another positive sincere thank you. say enough but thank you nonetheless! entire community recently had a chance note. Regular readers will know that I am

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Follow us on Facebook to see how other members of our community are supporting Headwaters. A10 CALEDON CITIZEN | MARCH 26, 2020 & AAARTSRTSRTSEntertainment 2019 a record-breaking year for Ontario’s film & TV industry award-winning actress Wendy Crewson, “In 2020, we are continuing to work with are a huge draw for producers from Canada, Written By MARK PAVILONS award-winning director Sergio Navarretta, Ontario Creates and the industry to ensure the U.S. and around the world.” Ontario’s trendsetting entertainment as well as industry leaders Jim Mirkopoulos producers at home and around the globe Veteran actor and King Township resident industry is mainting its course. (Cinespace Toronto), Justin Cutler (Ontario know that there’s no better place to create Art Hindle has been a proud cheerleader Industry supporters are celebrating the Creates), Theresa Tova (ACTRA), Peggy content than right here in Ontario.” for home-grown talent and resources for fact that Ontario’s film and television indus- Kyriakidou and Jayson Mosek (UNIFOR), Ontario is a leader in domestic film and decades. Hindle is not only in front of the try had a record-breaking year in 2019, with Angela Mastronardi and Monty Montgomerie television production, and is home to a camera, but he’s also vice-president of exter- 343 productions. That brought in a whop- (IATSE), and Michael Cerenzie and Jonathan booming foreign production sector. The eco- nal affairs for ACTRA (Alliance of Canadian ping $2.16 billion in production spending for Ahee (Stratagem Group) recently to discuss nomic and employment benefits of Ontario’s Cinema, Television and Radio Artists), the the economy and supported 44,540 full-time the results. vibrant film and television industry are felt union of more than 23,000 professional per- equivalent direct and spin-off jobs. “Ontario is open for business, open for jobs, across the province. formers. This represents an increase in production and open to the film and television industry,” The hotspots are across the GTA and cities “As an actor living in a rural community, by almost 15 per cent from 2018 and more said Minister MacLeod. “These results show in southern Ontario. Some the cities and pro- I take pride in what we as members of our than 7,500 new jobs for Ontarians. that we’re building a business-friendly cli- ductions are as follows: actor’s union, ACTRA, has accomplished in Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Heritage, Sport, mate where production companies and pro- Cambridge – The Handmaid’s Tale, Madam leading the campaign through lobbying to Tourism and Culture Industries joined duction service companies can grow. CJ Walker, The Good Witch, Hardy Boys, The ensure our political leaders understand the Queen’s Gambit, Frankie Drake, Anne with wisdom in creating and solidifying the best an E and In the Dark. tax credits in North America. When both Durham Region – American Gods (sea- domestic and foreign film/TV productions son 3), Coroner (season 2), Titans, Anne film in our local areas they bring needed rev- with an E, Schitt’s Creek, The Handmaid’s enue to the local economy. Tale, Secret Society of Second Born Royals, “So if you know a local filmmaker, show Madam C.J. Walker, Spinning Out and Fall- your support; it will pay off in the long run!” ing. Jobs created by film and TV production in Hamilton – Umbrella Academy, Mrs. Amer- the province include technicians (such as adopt ica, Jupiter’s Legacy, Titans, Locke And Key, lighting, make-up, carpenters, set designers, and the upcoming David Bowie biopic Star- set dressers and wardrobe experts), produc- dust. tion managers and coordinators, location a pet Kingston – DC’s Titans, Murdoch Myster- managers, craft services, post-production a pet ies and Star Trek. experts, accountants, performers and driv- Mississauga – V Wars, Self-Made, Desig- ers. nated Survivor, Dare Me, Shadow Hunters, Ontario offers tax credits to support film MeetMimi is a friendly Sparky! calico Sparky Titans, In the Dark and The Boys. and television production. These incentives whoThis waslittle abandoned guy is a bundle by her owner. Mimi has a Mimi North Bay – Cardinal. play an important role in increasing eco- of energy! calm personality and loves Ottawa – Curious George, The Last Kids nomic activity and job creation in Ontario attention!Sparky was found as a stray, on Earth and Hilda (all animated in Ottawa). while also enhancing the province’s cultural so we do not know his background. MimiHe has recently a positive had aattitude dentistry and at ourloves to meet people! Sparky “The government’s commitment to grow- profile. veterinarianis seeking an to active remove owner 2 painful, who infectedwill work teeth on his - now obedience her mouth ing Ontario’s film and television industry In February 2020, the government feelstraining great! so Mimihe can is verybecome obese, a perfectand as afamily result pet.has some mobility means big business for Ontario and a globally announced a Ministers’ Film and Television issues. Because of her size, she is unable to groom herself; she will requireSparky isregular 1 year brushing old, neutered, and making vaccinated sure her and sanitary micro-chipped. area stays competitive production scene,” said Karen Advisory Panel, which will provide evidence clean. Mimi is currently on a weight loss program and is gradually Thorne-Stone, president and CEO, Ontario and advice to the government on industry loosingIf you wouldweight like. We to would adopt like Sparky, her new please family contactto continue us toher Creates. “Our suite of financial incentives, trends, challenges and opportunities to grow weightschedule loss an plan. appointment. 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CALEDON CITIZEN | MARCH 26, 2020 A11 Local pet rescue seeking volunteers and donations for animals in need slowly showing them that we care for them, Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL that later on that animal warms up and be- Local pet rescue group, Donate a Paw, comes lovable and cuddly.” differs from other animal organizations who Currently, Donate a Paw is only taking are dedicated to saving and caring for ani- in cats, bunnies and other small animals as mals who haven’t had the best start to life. they don’t have the room for dogs. Chiodi is Two years ago, Megan Chiodi began Do- still in the process of working with the Min- nate a Paw, first as a food bank for other lo- istry of Canada to become an official regis- cal rescues before it grew into it’s own res- tered rescue, which will open more doors cue organization in the Spring of 2019. for growth and opportunities for the organi- “We got a call regarding an abandoned zation. bunny on a Caledon trail, so I took her in. I The rescue is constantly looking for assis- have a degree in animal care as well as expe- tance, whether in volunteers or just simple rience working in shelters and vet hospitals. donations for the animals in care. They en- With my experience and passion for ani- courage anyone who is looking to help the mals, I decided to take her in and raise funds rescue and the animals, to consider donat- for her treatment, as she was sick, as well as ing cat or small animal supplies, provinding find her a new home,” said Chiodi. “After we monetary donations to help pay for veteri- took in the bunny, we had other requests to nary bills, help transport animals, and most help them out with re-homing animals. Days importantly, fostering. Especially during the later, I decided that I could make a differ- hard times of the COVID-19 pandemic. ence in the world and help animals in need.” “COVID-19 has made a huge impact on SUBMITTED PHOTO From then on, Chiodi made it her goal to the rescue. We had to cancel all upcoming CUTE AND CUDDLY: Donate a Paw founder and owner, Megan Chiodi, has dedicated her grow as a rescue, and created a foster pro- fundraiser events, adoptions have been slow time and effort for the past year to save as many animals as she can, with the help of do- gram, building a website and social media and it’s been difficult for fosters as everyone nations and foster volunteers. presence to assist with the adoption pro- is being self-isolated. Donate a paw has de- cess. Donate a Paw is a foster-base rescue, cided all adoption meet and greets will be again.” many animals as possible, even with doubts meaning that the animals in the Donate a held over a video conference or live video She added, “Everyone donating during thrown her way. Paw care, are being taken and cared for in on social media, all adoption paperwork is isolation means so much to us as we always “I’ve heard many people tell me, ‘you can’t volunteer’s homes. being done through email and to those who have sick animals needing treatment, as well save all of them.’ And my response is, ‘you’re “We find, most of the time, an animal is have been approved for adoption, they will animals who need the proper health care right, I can’t save all of them. But for that less stressed in a home environment, and only be able to pick up their adoptive animal before adoption and without events or sup- one animal that we do save, it’s a life chang- that, often, the animals need more of a one from the front door of foster homes to avoid plies it puts us in a difficult position.” ing experience for them,” she said. on one time experience with people in order any unwanted germs,” said Chiodi. “We are Donate a Paw is not a first come first serve For more information about Donate a to be confident again and earn human trust,” hoping once things clear up we can even- rescue, and is thorough with their applica- Paw, or to donate your time or supplies explained Chiodi. “We have had some ani- tually get back to normal and have regular tions and adoption process to prevent any to the rescue, please email donateapaw@ mals who have never been handled or have meet and greets and tons of events. We have errors from occuring, and to make sure the gmail.com, or check out the Facebook page. had a bad past and our amazing foster team been waiting patiently to roll out our sum- home and the animal are right for each oth- is so good at being patient with them and mer events, it will be nice when we can start er. Chiodi continues her work helping as

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In Caledon, the Jacome family is fuelled There have been some cases where the by, none other, than the pride and joy of school had to fly over to Michigan and even what it means to be Canadian. into Wisconsin for hockey. Unlike the OHL, Hockey is what makes this household run. the university out in the United States orga- After the family welcomed home their nizes hockey games for Friday and Saturday eldest son Brendan from the University nights. of Ottawa, their second eldest son Jack Jacome laughed and said it gives him returned home from Clarkson University, structure that way, otherwise, he doesn’t after the COVID-19 pandemic suspended know what he would do without it. the National Collegiate Athletic Association He says in the NCAA, there are a lot of Division I hockey program and the school Canadian players playing south of the bor- itself. der. The game is very different in the United “It happened so fast and boom, we were States versus Canada. It is structured, home two days later,” Jacome said. through and through. “We were about to start our playoffs, and “Games are really structured, with the sys- we heard that Harvard might cancel their tem the coach puts in place. Usually there is season. The next day, another team might not as much offence.” cancel their season. That night the NBA “Everyone is so structured and systematic. closed. Then the next day, the NHL closed.” It’s really physical. There’s only two games a Unlike Brendan, who idolized those who SUBMITTED PHOTO week, once you get to the weekend, you’re wore the number 19, Jack raised himself, IT’S IN THEIR BLOOD: Caledon boy Jack Jacome has recently returned home from the pretty excited to play.” United States after having his hockey season, and school year, cut short by COVID-19. praising players akin to his own height and So far, this season, Jacome is Clarkson’s style. sixth leading scorer, with six goals and 11 At 5’7, Jack cheered for the long-time offers from other division one schools at top-forward in the CJHL. assists. Tampa Bay Lightning forward and Stanley this time, but chose Clarkson over all others. “A big part of that year for me was the He also took the time over the phone, to cup champion, Martin St. Louis. “Where Clarkson is in New York, is a really coaching. We had some amazing coaches. commend the efforts of his father, who has “He was the guy I looked up to and he small town.” Greg Walters, who is now the coach of the bred three talented hockey players in the paved the way for a lot of other small guys “I’m from Caledon. I live in a pretty small Oshawa Generals in the OHL, I still keep in family. playing in the NHL now. Yeah, he was my part of Caledon too, so, I’m used to being touch with him, he helped me out so much Father, David Jacome, played at Western guy, no other way to put it.” around farms and just used to a small town and let me be myself out there.” University before playing professionally in Jacome began with the Caledon Hawks feel which I really like.” “Big year for my development as well. I Holland. around the age of five, playing hockey a In the same year, Brendan and Jack were think I grew a lot as a player. It gave me the He has shared his passion with his wife year above his age group, before moving to playing together with the Raiders. Jack led direction to move on to Clarkson the next Angela, and his three sons. Jacome says, he Brampton’s system for rep. the team with 67 points and his brother Bren- year.” used to build a rink in the backyard so the He remained a part of Brampton’s rep dan finished the year with 58. Jack says, that The Raiders practices and games were boys can practice and would flood the rink league all the way to AAA Midget and even not every sibling has the chance to play with only fifteen minutes away from his house. at night; even if it was 15 below zero outside. wore the number 26 like St. Louis. That was their brother in such a high level of hockey Jacome was ready to leave for Potsdam, New Jacome says, it might be cliché to say he when the OJHL, Georgetown Raiders, signed and it is a memory he will forever cherish. York, to another country, a state instead of a owes his father everything. But it’s the truth. him to the team for the 2015/2016 season. After his first year, Brendan left the Raid- province and against a whole new league he They all do. After his first game, Clarkson coach Casey ers and Jack, was the one and only Jacome had never seen before. Sooner or later, the youngest son Joey Jones approached Jacome to speak with on the roster. In the 2016-2017 season, he Jacome says the biggest challenge he might have a nice story too. him. By February 2016, he had officially led the Raiders to the Buckland Cup, finish- faced, was living on his own. It was mun- committed to the school. He already had ing the year with 91 points and was named dane to return back to your dorm to know Caledon’s Andrew Mangiapane enjoying breakout year in National Hockey League Written By ROBERT BELARDI on March 12th. trick as a professional and adding one assist. on the body. Hitting him, making him make a The 23-year-old winger has recorded 17 In the last three games prior to the suspen- play that he’s uncomfortable with.” Bolton-Caledon native Andrew goals and 15 assists in 68 games, in his first sion of the regular season, Mangiapane has He went on to add, the one positive about Mangiapane was having his best season as full season as a Flame. Last year, Mangiapane been riding a three-game point-streak. the last game of the season was the resil- a pro until the National Hockey League sus- was on the ice for only 44 contests. As for his team, the Flames saw their ience from the group battling back. Once the pended the year due to the COVID-19 virus In the first two months under Bill Peters’ three-game winning streak come to an end boys got into the dirty areas and battling for tutelage, Mangiapane only recorded nine on March 8th at home against the Las Vegas every puck the odds were in their favour. points. Golden Knights. In 70 games played thus far, the Flames sit When reports emerged, Peters had sent in After falling 3-0 down early in the second in third in the Western Conference Pacific his letter of resignation on November 29th period, the Flames cancelled out the advan- Division with 79 points, one ahead of the and the Calgary Flames named Associate tage with three goals of their own by the trailing Vancouver Canucks. Coach, Geoff Ward as the interim coach, the beginning of the third period. The Flames face a tough battle for a ticket young winger has flourished. Mangiapane assisted Tkachuk’s finishto the postseason. Should the team fall into Mangiapane has amassed 23 points, includ- and the momentum seemingly shifted in the a wildcard spot, the Winnipeg Jets sit at 80 ing a 12-point month in January since Ward Flames’ favour. points and the Nashville Predators at 78. has been in charge. However, two costly goals late in the As hockey fans anxiously wait for the sea- He has been on a line with centre Mikael period from Shea Theodore and Jonathan son to resume, there is no telling what is in Backlund and tenacious-winger, Matthew Marchessault led to a 5-3 loss. store for the Calgary Flames and Mangiapane. Tkachuk. After the game, Mangiapane said to report- For now, it is hoped the season returns In February, Mangiapane terrorized the ers, “we’re good when we forecheck right sooner rather than later; for every sports Anaheim Ducks, earning his first career hat- and that starts off with the first guy getting in fan’s sake.

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