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Indo-Eurasia Ties: Strategic Regionalism, page 7 Ottawa Releases Its Long-Awaited Arctic Policy, page 9 Folk & Fusion Dances Enthrall At Nrityotsava, page 12 Scheer Promises A ‘Cyber Safe’ Canada Certification System For Digital Products Mooted To Prevent Security/Privacy Breaches MONTREAL: Conservative whether certain digital products the internet of things, which pro- from Canadians. In late July, a party leader Andrew Scheer is meet federal security standards, tect the privacy of consumers and massive data hack was discov- trying to reassure Canadians that he announced in Montreal. their data,’’ the Tory leader said ered at credit card giant Capital if elected, his government would Scheer said the “Canada Cyber during a speech to a business lun- One Financial, which compro- better protect their personal in- Safe’’ certification would ensure cheon hosted by the Chamber of mised the personal data of rough- formation following recent high- products that incorporate artifi- Commerce of Metropolitan Mon- ly six million Canadians and profile security breaches at major cial intelligence or that can ac- treal. exposed one million social insur- corporations that compromised cess the internet meet ethical and His government would also ance numbers. the data of millions of Canadians. safety standards. force companies that want to col- In June, Desjardins Group said A Conservative government “We will apply regulatory stan- lect electronic data to use clear a former employee had shared would also create a certification dards for the ethical and secure language in user agreements and the personal information of more system to let consumers know use of artificial intelligence and to obtain prior informed consent Continued on page 2 Grits, Tories Begin Province To Commit Over $65 Billion For Dead-Heat Poll Race P3 Infrastructure Election On Oct. 21; NDP, Greens Battle For Third Place TORONTO: The Ontario government is using the public- private partnership (P3) model to make historic infrastructure investments in civil, healthcare, and community safety across the province, that will benefit the people of Ontario now and for many years to come. Laurie Scott, Minister of In- frastructure, on Tuesday released the 2019 Ontario P3 Market Update (also known as the P3 Laurie Scott “Pipeline”). The 2019 P3 Market Update includes a list of 32 proj- increase the frequency of Market ects, worth more than $65 billion, Updates. Major updates in the representing a commitment to in- spring and autumn will highlight frastructure expansion in Ontario, new projects on the list as well as the largest commitment to P3 in- any changes to procurement time- frastructure in Ontario history. lines and delivery models. Minor “Our government has revealed updates in the summer and win- a robust and diverse pipeline of ter will show changes to procure Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is greeted by supporters as he attends an election campaign event projects that will improve, repair Continued on page 3 in Manotick, Ontario, Monday September 9,2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand and build Ontario’s infrastruc- OTTAWA: Justin Trudeau personal mistakes he might have Justin Trudeau has lost that au- ture,” said Scott. “Our P3 model began his bid for re-election made in the saga, which saw thority and our alternative plan,’’ is recognized around the world Wednesday by framing the next the ethics commissioner declare he said in French. for delivering projects on time 40 days as a time for Canadians to Trudeau broke the law by try- Scheer was spending Day 1 of and on budget and we look for- make a choice: whether they want ing to influence a decision on the campaign in Quebec and On- ward to working with new local more of his sunny ways or a re- whether the Quebec engineering tario, while Trudeau headed to and international partners to com- turn to the gloomier days he says firm should go to trial on charges Vancouver, the same place he plete this historic pipeline of pub- are characteristic of life under a related to alleged corrupt dealings launched his bid in 2015. lic infrastructure.” Conservative government. in Libya. Polls suggest the Liberals and The 2019 P3 Market Up- But clouding over his optimism “My job as prime minister is to Conservatives are running neck- date includes the marquee GTHA was the SNC-Lavalin scandal, be there to stand up for and de- and-neck, while the NDP and transit projects announced by the given fresh life by a Globe and fend Canadians’ jobs,’’ he said. Greens are fighting for third. government earlier this year, in- Mail report that the RCMP’s “I will always defend the public The NDP are launched their cluding the Ontario Line subway, investigation into potential ob- interest.’’ campaign todayin London, Ont., GO Transit expansion projects, struction of justice in the matter Before jumping on his own one of the regions of the province the Scarborough Subway Exten- Broker has been limited by the shroud of campaign plane this morning, where they think they’ll be able to sion (an extension of the TTC BROKER cabinet confidence. a fired-up Conservative Leader hold onto seats. The Greens are in Line 2), the Yonge North Subway Moments after emerging from Andrew Scheer said the SNC-La- their own comfort zone of British Extension (an extension of the REMAX REAL ESTATE CENTRE INC., BROKERAGE Rideau Hall, where he asked Gov. valin story showcases his belief Columbia, where Elizabeth May TTC Line 1) and the westward Gen. Julie Payette to dissolve Par- that Trudeau has lost the moral began her campaign in Victoria. extension of the Eglinton Cross- liament, Trudeau faced a barrage authority to govern. At the dissolution of Parlia- town LRT. of fresh questions on the affair. “Over the next five weeks I will ment, the Liberals hold 177 seats, Minister Scott also announced He declined to address what be explaining the reasons why Continued on page 2 that going forward Ontario will UN Chief Says Kashmir A Bilateral Issue New Delhi: In a statement Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi. our position on mediation has, as that will be construed as a huge On September 9, Guterres also a matter of principle, always re- boost for the Narendra Modi met Maleeha Lodhi, Pakistan’s mained the same.” government, United Nations Permanent Representative to the India’s stated policy has been (UN) Secretary General Antonio UN, after a request came from her that the Kashmir issue is an inter- Guterres on Wednesday appealed for a meeting. nal matter and there is no need for both India and Pakistan to resolve “His message to all of them has a third-party mediation. the Kashmir issue via bilateral been the same, both publicly and Meanwhile, India’s Ministry dialogue. privately, that he remains very of External Affairs (MEA) on Guterres’ comments thwart concerned about any potential es- Tuesday rejected the reference to Pakistan’s efforts to internation- calation between India and Paki- Jammu and Kashmir in the joint alise the Kashmir issue, first at United Nations Secretary- stan over the Kashmir situation. statement issued by China and the UN Security Council recent- General Antonio Guterres He appeals to both sides to deal Pakistan in which China has reaf- ly, then again at the UN Human with the issue through dialogue,” firmed its support to Pakistan on Rights Council in Geneva on sidelines of the G7 Summit last said UN chief’s spokesperson the issue. Responding to a query Tuesday. The UN chief met Prime month in Biarritz, France, and has Stephane Dujarric. on the reference to Jammu and Minister Narendra Modi on the also spoken to Pakistan Foreign He further added, “You know, Continued on page3 A-2 | Friday, September 13, 2019 front page www.WeeklyVoice.com THE WEEKLY VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Poll Suggests Liberals Lead In Ontario, Quebec Bala Menon Continued from page 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR the Conservatives 95, the NDP Shazia Malik 39, the Bloc 10 and the Greens 2. There are eight independents _ CONTRIBUTING WRITERS including former Liberal cabinet Amb. Praveen Verma (Retd.) ministers Jane Philpott and Jody Preeti Thandi Wilson-Raybould. The People’s Harj Chaggar Amitabh Saxena Party of Canada has one seat and former New Democrat Erin Weir Graphic Design sits as a member of the Co-oper- Tamarind Tree ative Commonwealth Federation. Five seats are vacant. Account MANAGERS The Leger poll - conducted two Manu Ramachandran days ago - has put Conservative G Prasaad support at 35 per cent nationally to Rohit Malhotra the Liberals’ 34 per cent _ essen- Maha tially a tie The NDP and Greens ONLINE MARKETING were also tied at 11 per cent, with Maxime Bernier’s fledgling Peo- MANAGER NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is greeted by NDP party workers as he tours party head quarters in Amitabh Saxena ple’s Party bringing up the rear Ottawa, Saturday September 7, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld with just three per cent. ACCOUNTS The poll of 1,546 eligible vot- bec, the two provinces that ac- In Quebec, the Liberals enjoyed provinces to compensate for loss- Asha J Singhh ers selected from Leger’s online count for almost 60 per cent of the the support of 37 per cent, well es elsewhere. But Leger executive panel was conducted Sept. 6-9. photographer 338 seats up for grabs. ahead of the Conservatives at 22 vice-president Christian Bourque Internet-based surveys cannot be Manohar Sagoo In Ontario, support for the Lib- per cent, the Bloc Quebecois at said Liberal hopes of cashing in assigned a margin of error be- erals stood at 37 per cent, com- 21 per cent, the Greens at 10 per on a possible NDP collapse in Gross Circulation: 30,000 cause online polls are not consid- pared to 31 per cent for the Con- cent, the NDP at six per cent and Quebec could be stymied by the CCNA Verified Circulation: ered random samples. servatives, 15 per cent for both the People’s Party at five per cent. Conservatives and the Bloc. Both 29,997 The poll suggests the Liberals the Greens and NDP and two per The Liberals are counting on were in the range needed to pick Aug 14, 2015 were ahead in Ontario and Que- cent for the People’s Party. making gains in the two largest up seats in the province. 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Pic: Twitter Email: [email protected] Scheer said Trudeau will high- ing to the hardworking people more unaffordable and expensive. middle class has not been taken light his achievements but as he of Canada, they are telling him Scheer once again mentioned the care of and his party is concerned Agreement # 40025701 is travelling the country and talk- that things are getting more and SNC-Lavalin case and said the about their condition. He said the taxes have been increased to 80% and with the introduction of a car- bon tax, prices of gasoline and groceries have soared. Scheer also mentioned that the Trudeau government is running into “massive deficits” that have endangered the social and several other services. This, Scheer said has affected the kids’ recreation activities as well as the parents have to pay more for them. Thus, he said: “Who gets ahead under Justin Trudeau? It’s not you. It’s Lib- eral insiders. It is people who are friends with high-powered Lib- eral officials.” He said under Trudeau’s four years government, whistle blow- ers were fired and let corporate lobbyists write the laws. He said but even those laws were broken “to help his friends escape convictions of very seri- ous crimes.” Scheer further men- tioned that he has found out that the “RCMP is looking into possi- ble obstruction of justice charges, but Justin Trudeau is actually ob- structing their attempts.” A large number of support- ers and party candidates had turned up for the event. Several of them talked to Weekly Voice and showed the confidence that the Conservative party will win this election as people are ready for change. They will vote for Andrew Scheer who they claimed to be the next prime minister of Canada. Leader of the newly-formed People’s Party of Canada, Max- ime Bernier, was in Brampton on Wednesday and focused more on immigration and taxation in Canada. www.WeeklyVoice.com Front/National Friday, September 13, 2019 | A-3 Call To Let Bars Sell Alcohol For Offsite Drinking OTTAWA: Provincial govern- going to be dramatic and I don’t ments should permit all restau- think it’s going to offset the de- rants and bars to sell consumers clines.’’ alcohol to go or include beer, Retail stores that sell alcohol wine and other alcoholic bever- would likely feel the biggest im- ages in delivery orders, says a pact of such a change in regula- national association representing tions, Carter said. It’s unclear if the industry. such a sweeping shift would ever “The whole (offsite sales) thing happen. Restaurants Canada has is pretty muddy,’’ said Mark von previously pressed provinces for Schellwitz, vice-president of action, said Rilett. Western Canada for Restaurants Bottles of wine are seen on display at a liquor store in Cremona, Alta.. Restaurants Canada is In 2014, the Ontario govern Canada. calling for greater liberalization of liquor laws. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh ment denied its request to allow Prince Edward Island, for ex- restaurants and bars to sell growl- ample, allows establishments to considering the recent explosion These companies are, however, their own delivery services would ers filled with craft beer to- con sell locally produced wine and of home delivery sales through allowed to deliver alcohol for re- help level the playing field, he sumers who wanted to take them beer for customers to take home. third-party delivery apps such as tail store locations in some areas. said. home. Two years ago, the associa- Some restaurants and bars in Foodora or Uber Eats. Last week Foodora announced Delivery is the fastest grow- tion asked the Manitoba govern- Alberta and B.C. can also sell a Food delivery sales at full- it was expanding its alcohol de- ing area of the restaurant market, ment to allow establishments to limited amount of beer and wine service restaurants grew 53.8 per livery pilot with Ontario’s LCBO said Robert Carter, a foodservice sell alcohol products alongside for customers to take home, said cent and accounted for 6.2 per stores to Toronto. The pilot was analyst with market-research firm takeout and delivery meals. “I von Schellwitz, so long as they cent of all sales in 2018, accord- first offered in Ottawa in May. NPD Group. think it’s just it’s never been done hold the right permit. “It’s slight- ing to data from Ipsos Foodser- An alcohol order from a retail That trend has impacted on- before and any time you try new ly different, a little bit everywhere vice Monitor shared by Restau- outlet could be combined with a site alcohol consumption in res- territory then ... it’s just a resis- and it’s somewhat confusing,’’ he rants Canada. Meanwhile, on-site food order from a restaurant with- taurants, which is already on the tance to change, not a resistance said, adding “what is required, re- consumption represented 79.2 per in these apps. decline, he said, with consumers to the actual change,’’ said Rilett. ally, is a complete overhaul, mod- cent of sales last year, but did not “Where we would only be al- purchasing fewer alcoholic drinks Restaurant Canada’s call came ernization of liquor laws through- grow at all. “If somebody orders lowed to deliver food,’’ said when they dine out partly for fi- in a biennial report that also asks out all the provinces.’’ something through one of those James Rilett, the association’s nancial and health reasons. governments to implement or He and Restaurants Canada delivery apps, they can’t throw a vice-president for Central Cana- If governments offer estab- keep in place other measures, in- want all restaurants and pubs beer in there or a bottle of wine,’’ da. lishments another distribution cluding making wholesale pricing to be able to sell takeout booze, said von Schellwitz. “It’s just Allowing restaurants to deliver avenue, it could provide a sales available to all liquor licensees but especially for delivery orders simply not allowed.’’ alcohol through these apps or lift, Carter said. “I don’t think it’s and modernizing liquor laws. $65 B For P3 Infrastructure Continued from page 1 • Ontario’s internationally renowned ment timelines only. Infrastructure On- P3 model facilitates the building of part- tario, a Crown agency overseen by the nerships with private sector market par- Minister of Infrastructure, is responsible ticipants to fund and build new infrastruc- for delivering projects under Ontario’s P3 ture. The P3 Market Update is a list of P3 model. projects (and their procurement timelines) “Infrastructure Ontario is pleased to see to which Ontario has committed in the the 2019 P3 Market Update released to coming decade. It helps local and global our industry partners, so they can plan and potential private sector partners to orga- dedicate the appropriate resources to fu- nize their time and resources to make sure ture projects,” said Ehren Cory, President Ontario gets robustand competitive bids HIGH RATIO ONLY and CEO of IO. “Providing more informa- for its P3 infrastructure projects. tion, on a consistent basis, to our prospec- • The 2019 Market Update includes a 5 Yrs Variable @2.70%* 5 Yrs Fixed @2.39%* tive partners will promote stability and total of 32 P3 projects including: 13 civil transparency in Ontario’s P3 market and (such as transit, subways, highways), 16 ensure we remain global P3 leaders. We healthcare and three community safety BE YOUR look forward to delivering the critical in- projects. frastructure projects on the 2019 P3 Mar- • Projects included in the market up- OWN BOSS ket Update on behalf of the government.” date will generate thousands of jobs in the Earlier this year, the government an- skilled trades as well as in engineering, nounced new measures to attract more design and finance sectors. Do Mortgage Agent interest from international firms who are • Ontario’s P3 model is an innovative Course in just 1 week looking to participate in Ontario’s P3 mar- way of financing and procuring large pub- ket. Broadening the procurement process lic infrastructure projects. It makes the MBA to more bidders will increase competition, best use of private-sector resources and Rajesh Khurana, Next Batch starting from drive innovation and get the best value for expertise to provide on-time, on-budget Principal Broker September 7, 2019 the people. The 2019 P3 Market Update and to-specification project delivery. Cell: 416-616-1300 is an important signal and invitation to in- • IO’s P3 model is a home-grown suc- dustry - big and small, local and interna- cess story that has garnered international HuRRy LiMiTEd sEATs tional - to partner with government to suc- attention and has made Ontario a global cessfully deliver high quality investments leader in infrastructure development. IO is AVAilABle that will benefit all communities across recognized globally for completing proj- the province. ects on time and on budget. Tel: 289-521-6900 ‘Kashmir Is Integral Part Of India’ 1305 Matheson Blvd. E, Mississauga ON L4W 1R1 Continued from page 1 the Kashmir issue .Wang Yi held talks • [email protected] • www.mortgagediligent.com

Kashmir, the MEA spokesperson Raveesh with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, *Rates are subject to change without notice. ***Broker **Vice President, *Mortgage Agent, • FSCO # 10252, OAC, E&O.E. Some conditions apply.* Kumar said: “Kashmir is an integral part his counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi, of India.” President Arif Alvi and the Chief of Army India also expressed concern about the Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, reports China Pakistan Economic Corridor, proj- The Express Tribune. ect, which runs illegally through Indian “The Chinese side reaffirmed its sup- territory occupied by Pakistan since 1947. port for Pakistan in safeguarding its sover- “India is resolutely opposed to any ac- eignty, territorial integrity, independence, tions by other countries to change the sta- and national dignity, in choosing its devel- tus quo in Pakistan occupied Kashmir. We opment path in light of its national condi- call on the parties concerned to cease such tions, in working for a better external se- actions,” Kumar said. curity environment, and in playing a more According to the joint statement, China constructive role in regional and interna- has reaffirmed its support for Pakistan on tional issues,” the statement said. A-4 | Friday, September 13, 2019 national www.WeeklyVoice.com Plea To Make Broadband An ‘Essential Service’ Rural Community Leader Says All Ontarians Should Enjoy Benefits Of The Digital Economy TORONTO: High-speed inter- es to have access to broadband ture Canada said under a bilateral net should be declared an essen- speeds of at least 50 Mbps for agreement with the province, On- tial service to ensure all Ontar- downloads and 10 Mbps for up- tario will receive $250 million in ians can enjoy the benefits of the loads. funding for rural and northern digital economy, says the head of In Ontario, an estimated 12 community infrastructure proj- a group representing rural com- per cent of the residents cannot ects including broadband infra- munities. access those broadband service structure. Allan Thompson, the chairman speeds. Thompson said dial-up Ontario has committed $315 of the Rural Ontario Municipal or slow Internet speeds are sti- million over the next five years Association (inset picture), said fling job creation and hurting the for broadband and cellular ex- broadband should be treated the rural economy which impacts the pansion, said a spokeswoman for same as the provision of clean entire province. Talented work- Infrastructure Minister Laurie water, electricity, health care, ed- ers and businesses are moving to Scott. Last week, Prime Minis- ucation and postal services. larger urban centres. ter Justin Trudeau held a round- Making the service mandatory “If you want to reduce gridlock table with small business owners will bolster economic develop- on roads, allow people to work in Owen Sound, Ont., where he ment and ensure kilometres of from home,’’ he said. “It’ll be far stressed that the federal govern- fibre optic cables already buried cheaper and far quicker to put ment is trying to solve the prob- across the province by telecom- fibre in the ground than to build lem but it will take time. munications and other private essential service it’s going to be high speed internet and cellular rail service or highways.’’ Several roundtable participants companies could be accessed for extremely difficult to have reli- service for over a decade. Both the federal government told Canadian Press that during public use, said Thompson, who able and affordable internet con- The Canadian Radio-television and province say they are com- the closed-door session Trudeau is also mayor of Caledon, Ont. nectivity.’’ and Telecommunications Com- mitting millions of dollars to was critical of the Ontario gov- “There are owners of a lot of Municipalities across Ontar- mission has said that by the end municipal-led efforts to expand ernment, blaming the province fibre that’s sitting dark,’’ he said. io have been grappling with the of 2021 it wants 90 per cent of broadband and cell connectivity. for holding up spending on “Until the province makes it an challenge of providing access to Canadian homes and business- A spokeswoman for Infrastruc- broadband expansion projects. Housing Market Has Waterloo Area To Get 16 Rebounded After Recent New Transit Projects Slowdown Says CMHC KITCHENER: Ontario is working to support municipali- OTTAWA: The pace of new strength this year as offers from ties and get people moving by in- housing starts in August climbed lenders for fixed-rate mortgages vesting up to $4 million for new 1.9 per cent compared with July have moved lower. The increase transit infrastructure projects that as the housing market rebounded in the annual pace of housing will benefit students, faculty and from its recent slowdown. starts in August came as the pace staff of Conestoga College and Canada Mortgage and Housing of urban starts increased two per the University of Waterloo. Corp. said Tuesday the season- cent in August to 213,663 units. “With more than 3,000 riders ally adjusted annual rate of hous- Multiple-unit urban starts fell counting on taking a Grand River ing starts rose to 226,639 units in 1.4 per cent to 160,388 units in Transit bus to Conestoga Col- August, up from 222,467 units August while single-detached ur- lege each and every weekday, it in July. Economists on average ban starts increased by 13.6 per is clear that access to transit is a had expected an annual pace of cent to 53,275. Rural starts were critical part of student life in the 215,000, according to financial estimated at a seasonally adjusted Region of Waterloo,” said Doug markets data firm Refinitiv, while annual rate of 12,976 units. Ford, Premier of Ontario. the six-month moving average In a separate release, Statistics The funding includes the con- increased to 218,998 in August Canada said Tuesday that the struction of four heated shel- compared with 208,931 in July. value of building permits issued ters with an area for 40 bikes as A new Ion Bus of Grand River Transit. Pic: GRT/Twitter “August was yet another strong by Canadian municipalities rose well as improved amenities and month for new construction, with three per cent to $8.3 billion in protection for passengers at the and provincial highways over the more time for students to pursue broad-based gains registered July, the latest numbers available. University of Waterloo. Cones- next decade. their education and find work.” across nearly all provinces,’’ TD The agency said the value of toga College will see increased The project in Waterloo is in The projects are now with Bank economist Rishi Sondhi permits for multi-family dwell- service with the purchase of six addition to 15 transit projects in the federal government for final wrote in a report. ings rose 4.2 per cent to $2.8 bil- new buses and the installation of the region being nominated. The funding decisions as they are re- “Moving forward, homebuild- lion in July, led by a gain in On- nine bus shelters, canopies and transit projects are worth up to viewed for eligibility under the ing is likely to remain strong tario, while the value of permits other amenities. This project is $60.7 million in provincial fund- ICIP program. Some projects through the remainder of this for single-family homes edged being nominated under the Public ing. They include building the could begin as soon as fall 2019. year, as solid demand fundamen- down 0.2 per cent. Transit stream of the Investing in new Grand River Northfield Bus • In addition, GRT also pro- tals _ namely low mortgage rates, Robert Kavcic, senior econo- Canada Infrastructure Program Maintenance Facility, and the vides specialized transit services healthy population growth and mist at BMO Capital markets, (ICIP), a 10-year, $30-billion purchase of new 30 buses. including door-to-door service solid labour markets _ underpin said the construction side of the fund that provides support to help “This government is commit- using specialized vehicles. construction.’’ Canadian housing market still municipalities repair or build ted to building infrastructure • The Investing in Canada The housing market cooled looks rock solid. “This reflects critical infrastructure. This is that makes life better for people Infrastructure Program is a $30 last year in the wake of tighter strong demographic demand, part of the government’s 10-year, across Ontario,” said Laurie billion, 10-year infrastructure mortgage qualification rules and both from international inflows $144 billion strategic infrastruc- Scott, Minister of Infrastructure. program cost-shared between a rise in mortgage rates. Howev- and new households created ture capital plan, which includes “Better public transit creates federal, provincial and municipal er, housing has started to regain within Canada,’’ Kavcic wrote. over $90 billion for public transit stronger communities and frees governments. www.WeeklyVoice.com Friday, September 13, 2019 | A-5

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TORONTO: According to a it’s important to make sure that it is important to consider how new survey released this week carrying the costs are sustain- home ownership will impact day- by BMO, first-time home buyers able,” said Hassan Pirnia, Head, to-day finances and short-term generally have a positive outlook Personal Lending and Home Fi- and long-term financial plans,” on the housing market. nancing Products, BMO Bank of noted Mr. Pirnia. The survey, conducted by Pol- Montreal. Tips for First-time Buyers lara Strategic Insights, found: The down payment challenge • Mortgage pre-approval: As a • Across Canada, first-time As more Canadians look at the first-time buyer, it’s a good idea buyers in Alberta are the most possibility of home ownership, to get pre-approved for a mort- optimistic with over 50 per cent many suggest that they will strug- gage to ensure you have the time believing it is a good time to buy. gle on the down payment. With a to do your due diligence during • Home buyers in British Co- five per cent down payment as the home buying process. BMO lumbia and the Prairies are also the minimum, over a quarter (26 now offers a 130 day mortgage fairly optimistic about the market percent) of first-time home buy- rate guarantee period, the longest (42 per cent in both regions). ers say having enough money to of any of Canada’s major finan- • Not all buyers share this Victoria, Calgary, Edmonton, Re- time buyers are willing to make meet this threshold will be a ma- cial institutions. same sentiment. Only a third of gina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, and sacrifices in other areas of their jor challenge, while 39 per cent • How much to spend: It’s im- prospective buyers in Ontario Toronto. As well, the First-Time lives to buy a more expensive indicate it will be a challenge. portant to come up with a budget believe now is the right time to Home Buyer incentive is expect- home. The report also pointed out that to determine how much you can purchase a home, and under 40 ed to provide a moderate lift to • First-time buyers are also prospective home buyers range in spend on mortgage payments per cent of first-time buyers in sales. Taken together, it is creat- optimistic when it comes to the financial preparedness. Only 14 each month. Within that budget, Quebec believe the current mar- ing an environment of stronger federal government’s First-Time per cent of new home buyers are remember to account for every- ket favours buyers. consumer demand for housing. Home Buyers Incentive. Of those already in a position to make a day life expenses outside of the • Almost half (45 per cent) of The Home Stretch surveyed, 86 per cent believe that down payment, and over half (55 cost of your home. A good rule of new home buyers are looking to When it comes to being able the incentive will be useful to- per cent) say they expect to have thumb is to not spend more than purchase in one of Canada’s hot- to afford a home, first-time buy- wards achieving their home own- the money for a down payment in 30 per cent of your monthly in- ter markets: Toronto, Vancouver, ers indicate that they are willing ership goals. the next two years. As well, most come on housing. or Montreal. to stretch their wallets: • Older millennials – those first-time buyers will be carrying • Closing costs: Closing costs According to BMO Econom- • Nearly one in seven (13 per currently in their 30s – are one of debt into homeownership. Just – things like land transfer tax and ics, the housing market is show- cent) first-time home buyers are the groups to find the new incen- over one third of new home buy- title insurance – are part of the ing signs of firming again and planning to buy a property which tive very useful (50 per cent). ers (38 per cent) say they will be upfront costs. You’ll want to set eight out of 11 of Canada’s larger exceeds more than 30 per cent of “While first-time home buy- debt free before they purchase aside about 1.5 per cent of your cities are currently either buyer’s their income. ers believe that market condi- their first home. “Purchasing a home’s purchase price to cover markets or balanced: Vancouver, • Close to 40 per cent of first- tions are favourable for buyers, home is a major milestone, but closing costs. Tory Leader Will Form Cabinet Panel On Cybersecurity Continued from page 1 ing cybersecurity standards for ers happen regularly, according tually negotiated the cyber extor- country’s defences against online than 2.9 million of its members critical infrastructure sectors and to cybersecurity experts, and tionists down and paid $30,000 attacks. The Liberal plan created with individuals outside of the penalties for non-compliance.’’ when they succeed they put pub- in Bitcoin, but not before the re- the Canadian Centre for Cyber organization in a “malevolent’’ Finally, the Tory leader said he lic money at risk. gion’s servers were disabled for Security, housed at the Commu- act. The Quebec-based financial would create a cabinet commit- In September 2018, for exam- about two weeks. nications Security Establishment. institution said the breach, first tee on cybersecurity that would ple, hackers locked employees Scheer said the current Liberal But the Liberals also acknowl- detected in December, affected conduct periodic testing of gov- of the regional municipality of government “has been particu- edged at the time the country 2.7 million individual members ernment departments’ digital in- Mekinac, Que., out of their com larly negligent’’ on the cyberse- faced a shortage of cybersecurity and 173,000 business members. frastructure defences against cy- puters and demanded roughly curity file. talent and it needed more peo- Scheer said an “expert commit- berattacks. $65,000 in exchange for the com- In June 2018, the Liberals an- ple trained to know how to im- tee’’ to include private-sector rep- Attempts by hackers to breach puter data. nounced a $500-million invest- prove defences and disrupt cyber resentatives would define “bind- corporate and government serv- Mekinac’s IT department even- ment over five years to bolster the threats. Top Ontario Judges Criticize Cuts Made To Legal Aid TORONTO:Ontario’s attorney general defended controversial cuts to legal aid on Wednesday after some of the province’s top judges said the move, which the government said was aimed at saving tax- payers money, would end up costing more down the road. Doug Downey said he was consulting with Legal Aid Ontario and its stakeholders in an effort to mod- ernize the system, but added that the legal communi- ty must be aware of who pays the bills for the agency. “What lawyers and other special interest groups need to understand is that the legal aid system is funded by hard-working taxpayers,’’ he said in a statement. “Our government is taking on the vitally important job of ensuring Ontario’s legal aid system is sustainable so that clients and taxpayers get the re- sults they should expect.’’ Downey’s comments came one day after some judges publicly criticized the cuts to legal aid ser- vices, saying they will not produce the desired cost- savings sought by Premier Doug Ford’s government. Chief Justice of Ontario George Strathy said in re- marks delivered Tuesday at an annual opening of the courts ceremony that cuts to Legal Aid Ontario will force many people to self-represent. “What we judges can say is that reducing legal rep- resentation for the most vulnerable members of soci- ety does not save money,’’ he said. “It increases trial times, places greater demands on public services, and ultimately delays and increases the cost of legal pro- ceedings for everyone.’’ Ontario is reducing funding to Legal Aid Ontario by 30 per cent, meaning the publicly funded agency will receive $133 million less in this fiscal year. The move is part of an overall government effort to bring Ontario’s $11.7-billion deficit under control. The cuts have sparked anger in the legal commu- nity, with some calling on the Ford government to reverse course. NDP deputy leader Sara Singh said Downey should not diminish the concerns of lawyers and judges by suggesting they are a “special interest group’’. The government should be listening to the experts _ On- tario’s judiciary _ and reverse the cuts, she said. “(Judges) speaking out should be something the attorney general and this government is listening to rather than admonishing them or dismissing their concerns,’’ she said. Singh said the cuts will hurt vulnerable people. A single person must earn less than $17,731 a year to qualify for legal aid in Ontario. “These cuts are really cruel and very inefficient,’’ she said. “They’re going to create further delays and cost us more in the long run.’’ www.WeeklyVoice.com Opinion Friday, September 13, 2019 | A-7 A column on current affairs - relating to India and/or Canada and Strategic Eye looking at ways to promote Indo-Canadian relations in many spheres. India-Eurasia Ties: Strategies of New Regionalism By Nivedita Das Kundu* expanding mutual capabilities. creased trade and transportation. It seems now Russia’s Far East On issues and concerns related Emerging Partnership between will serve as a vital point for con- to Arctic, India can even join India and Eurasia, framed under necting India and Russia through Canada and both India and Cana- the label of new regionalism, its maritime links. Now India has da can address certain vital issues discussions have tended to inves- introduced its “Act Far East Pol- related to Arctic. tigate the institutions, policies, icy,” and through new maritime Today the developments in and economic relations that un- connectivity between Vladivo- Arctic presents an opportunity to derpin such region-building ap- stok and Chennai sea route, they speak out for ecological protec- proaches. will further develop maritime tion, a position that runs contrary In particular, India’s engage- links between the two nations. to the resource scramble, a posi- ment in various regional contexts India even announced $1 billion tion that promotes resource use, uncovers the role of othering line of credit for growing this sig- conservation and precaution in as a central feature of the na- nificant regional project. the region, in view of the warm- scent processes of region-build- India is also looking forward ing of the Arctic. ing. Encyclopedic definition of to cooperate with Russia in the India by becoming observer is Eurasia is the landmass com- Arctic. India has been following able to take part in various activi- posed of the continents of Europe the developments in the Arctic ties related to Arctic. As far as, and Asia. Eurasia is also used in Vladivostok: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President region with interest and is also the Arctic is concerned, India is international politics as a neutral Vladimir Putin at the Zvezda ship-building facility on Sep 4, 2019. The ready to play a significant role in a signatory to the “1925 Treaty”, way to refer to the post-Soviet facility, located in Russia’s Far East is being expanded. (Photo: IANS) the Arctic Council being an ob- concerning the Archipelago of States. server nation. The geopolitics of Spitsbergen of the ‘Svalbard India and Eurasian states pref- 20th India-Russia annual summit options, yet have been careful not Arctic is becoming complicated Treaty’. India is among the 10 erence for multipolarity and en- followed by 5th Eastern Eco- to abandon a mutually beneficial over the period of time. countries that have a research couragement for the promotion nomic Forum (EEF) showed that partnership built up over decades. It is the responsibility of the Centre in the Svalbard Islands in of groupings like SCO (Shanghai today India-Russia relationship India-Russia cooperation is Arctic nations to support the con- the Arctic for studying the warm- Cooperation Organisation) RIC has evolved into an equal part- going on smoothly and steadily servation, management and gov- ing and melting effects. (Russia-India-China), BRICS nership. India and Russia has in various sectors. Cooperation ernance of Arctic resources. Amidst all these positive de- (Brazil-Russia-India-China- reached new level of friendship in the defence sector is still the The competition for getting velopments there is a hope that South Africa), are intended to and cooperation through mutual strongest link. Even today around easy access to the Northern Sea friendship and the strategic part- create groups where India along trust and understanding. 50% of the defense equipment Route for international trade and nership between the regional with other regional countries can India values the political and used by the Indian defense forces commerce is increasing over the powers will scale new heights discuss issues and concerns per- diplomatic support it continues is of Russian origin. years. and it will grow, thrive and blos- taining to the region. to get from Russia on vital is- During recent summit both In- However, there is a need to ad- som in the coming years. Indian Prime Minister Naren- sues. In today’s complicated and dia and Russia reaffirmed their dress simultaneously the security @Nivedita Das Kundu, Ph.D, dra Modi’s recent visit to Rus- fast changing geopolitical situa- intention to expand the scope of concerns related to piracy and is an international relations ex- sia’s far eastern city of Vladivo- tion, both countries have wisely collaboration in various sectors terrorism that has been increasing pert and strategic and foreign stok on September 5th to attend diversified their foreign policy and avail the opportunities for along with the prospect for the in- policy analyst. ‘Nationalism’ Doesn’t Have A Bad Rap In Canada By Jordan Press tachments to their ethnic groups have nationalism are nevertheless simmering in man versus the corrupt elites. Brock said weakened over the last 20 years in favour Canada. Jedwab’s survey data suggest that Canada has thus far avoided similar con- OTTAWA: On a historic Remembrance of an attachment to country, Graves said, respondents who have positive views of cerns about class and finances, particularly Day, a century after the end of the First even as census data shows the country’s nationalism are somewhat more worried coming out of the recession a decade ago, World War, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau population is becoming ever more diverse. about immigration and security along the and a similar rise of nationalist rhetoric. told a Paris crowd that decaying trust in “We don’t have a common ethno-lin- U.S. border than those who have negative “Now, we’re facing some really serious public institutions will lead citizens to guistic homogeneity that produces a defi- views of nationalism. economic challenges and if they come to look for easy answers “in populism, in na- nition of ‘the people.’ It’s more civic na- Part of what fuelled U.S. President Don- pass, then we could see a different mani- tionalism, in closing borders, in shutting tionalism,’’ Graves said. ald Trump’s political rise, and his populist festation of this,’’ she said. “So I don’t down trade, in xenophobia.’’ “In Canada, national identity has been rhetoric, was financial worry _ or what think those (polling) figures are necessar- The implication was clear: if nations created through a dialogue between citi- Graves described as the idea of the every- ily set in stone.’’ turn in on themselves and treat outsiders zens and the state and the public institu- as threats, we might again find ourselves tions _ medicare, the Mounties, Parliament in a bloody conflict with fronts all over the Hill. It isn’t as much steeped in history or world. common race and identity, which probably But a series of surveys suggest the idea inoculates it from some of the more dis- of being a nationalist, and nationalism in turbing expressions of nationalism.’’ general, are viewed fairly positively by Newly released survey data from the As- most Canadians. sociation of Canadian Studies says that 60 Discover What the data suggest is that Canadians per cent of respondents hold a somewhat don’t see the concept of nationalism the or very positive view of nationalism, com- way people do in the United States, where pared with about 45 per cent in the United your next the term is often linked with white-nation- States. The results were similar in both alist groups, and then with white suprema- English and French Canada. opportunity cy and racism. There also appears to be an association Rather, Canadians appear to have con- between Canadians’ views on nationalism structed their view of nationalism on the and their views on multiculturalism. at Amazon idea of feeling connected to our country “In contrast to the European idea of na- and ensuring that others feel connected as tionalism, having that ethnic component to well _ even as we watch the term pilloried it, most Canadians don’t see nationalism globally. as ethnically driven. They see it more as “It is used in different ways _ when a form of patriotism,’’ said Jack Jedwab, people are talking about the Trump na- the association’s president. “It doesn’t in- tionalism, they would say (it’s) bad. But in tersect as much as it does in the European Canada, they accept it because it is equat- context with anti- immigrant sentiment, or ed with certain communities and they see a sentiment against diversity.’’ it as a way it’s helping vulnerable popu- The Leger Marketing survey of 1,519 lations find their place in Canada,’’ said Canadians on a web panel was conducted Earn $15.75/hr or more Kathy Brock, a political-studies professor for the association the week of Nov. 12. as a warehouse associate at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ont. Online surveys traditionally are not given “Canadians have just acclimatized to a margin of error because they are not ran- in the Toronto area. this dual view of nationalism.’’ dom and therefore are not necessarily rep- In the 1950s and 1960s, Canadians of- resentative of the whole population. Full-time opportunities, no ten reported feeling greater attachments A day after his Nov. 11 comments, to their particular communities or ethnic Trudeau was asked how he defined nation- previous work experience groups than they did to the country. In the alism and where he saw it in Canada. or interview required. intervening years, connection to coun- “In Canada, we’ve demonstrated many try has strengthened while connection to times that identities are complimentary,’’ Start your application now, community has faded, said Frank Graves, he said. “I’m an extremely proud Que- president of EKOS Research Associates, a becer, I’m an extremely proud Canadian you could have an Amazon polling and market-research firm. The op- and like most Canadians, they don’t see a job offer today! posite has happened in Europe, he said. contradiction in that.’’ Research also suggests Canadians’ at- Experts say the more negative forms of amazon.com/torontojobs

Amazon is an Equal Opportunity - Affirmative Action Employer Billy Ray Cyrus holds up a Canadian flag at the end of Canadian Country MusicAwards Minority / Women / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation / Age in Calgary, Sunday, Sept. 8, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh A-8 | Friday, September 13, 2019 National www.WeeklyVoice.com Project To End Youth Suicides Cost-Share Funding MISSISSAUGA - In Ontario, about 14 per cent of high school students reported having seri- To Help Ontario’s ously contemplated suicide in the past year and about four per cent reported having attempted sui- cide. It’s an issue that touches the Berry Farmers lives of thousands of Ontarians TORONTO: The Government and their communities each year. of Canada and Government of That’s why Ontario is adding Ontario are supporting invest- connected mental health services ment that will help the province’s for children and youth in schools, berry growers to increase sustain- communities and health centres. ability, implement new technolo- On World Suicide Prevention gies and increase awareness of Day - September 10 - Christine their products. Elliott, Deputy Premier and Min- Marie-Claude Bibeau, Minister ister of Health, was joined by Ste- of Agriculture and Agri-Food and phen Lecce, Minister of Educa- ceived over $3 million in support schools, hospitals and communi- Ernie Hardeman, Ontario’s Min- tion, and Todd Smith, Minister of from donors in the community. ty-based agencies. ister of Agriculture, Food and Children, Community and Social “Our government continues to This funding will support sui- Rural Affairs announced more Services, at Mississauga YMCA deliver on our promise to make cide prevention and mental health than $134,000 in cost-share fund- to announce investing $3 million mental health and addictions a initiatives led by core partners, ing towards three projects to help over three years in a new mental priority, especially for children including Trillium Health Part- the Berry Growers of Ontario health initiative called Project and youth, our most vulnerable ners, the Region of Peel, Peel to access markets, monitor soil Now, which aims to end child patients” said Elliott. District School Board, Dufferin- health and expand their knowl- “Berry farmers are increasing- and youth suicide in Mississauga Project Now is a cross-sector Peel Catholic District School edge of crop production. ly using new growing techniques within the next decade by 2029. partnership that will improve ac- Board, Peel Public Health and Funded through the Canadian to access markets and meet con- To date, the project has also re- cess to mental health services in Peel Children’s Centre. Agricultural Partnership (the sumer demand,” said Ernie Har- Partnership), the governments deman, Ontario Minister of Agri- are investing in the following culture, Food and Rural Affairs. $350,000 Grant For Canadian Film Centre projects: “The Berry Growers of Ontario TORONTO: Ontario’s gov- recognition and support. Working • $111,619 to create a website, are glad to hear that the Govern- ernment is supporting the Cana- together, we will continue to gen- promotional videos and market- ments of Canada and Ontario dian Film Centre (CFC) with a erate world-class content, prod- ing materials to promote the On- have offered to support our indus- $350,000 grant for film and tele- ucts and companies for the global tario berry industry and increase try through the Partnership. The vision training activities. marketplace,” added Christina awareness of their products. funding will be welcome in sup- Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Jennings, Chair of the Board of • $20,800 to test drone tech- port of our website and market- Tourism, Culture and Sport, was Directors, CFC and Chairman & nology to measure acreage of ing, as well as our spring produc- at CFC on Monday to announce CEO, Shaftesbury. berry crops and gather plant tion workshop and our innovative funding for the nationally rec- Minister MacLeod has also health information. research into drone technology,” ognized film school and training committed to host three round- • $2,000 to develop, promote said Morris Gervais, vice chair, centre for creators and entrepre- tables with sector leaders to ex- and host a strawberry production Berry Growers of Ontario. neurs working in the film, televi- plore collaboration opportunities workshop for growers in Ontario To date, both the federal and sion and new media industries. to grow Ontario’s film, television to help build their knowledge. provincial governments have “Ontario’s talented content The CFC Northern Dancer and new media industries. “The Government is commit- committed cost-share support to Pavilion - Pic: CFC producers and other industry pro- • In 2018, film and televi- ted to ensuring Ontario berry pro- more than 2,000 projects through fessionals showcase all that our writers, actors, musicians and sion production supported by the ducers have the tools they need the Partnership to help eligible province has to offer,” said Min- editors who already have experi- province was up from 2017 by al- to innovate and be competitive,” Ontario farmers, processors, ister MacLeod. “We’re ready to ence in feature film and television most 19 per cent, and the number said the Marie-Claude Bibeau, businesses and sector organiza- share it with the world by invest- production, and provide them of jobs also increased by 4,300. federal Minister of Agriculture tions innovate and grow. ing in the Canadian Film Centre’s with opportunities to establish • There was $1 billion in for- and Agri-Food. • According to Statistics Can- television and film training activ- and expand their business net- eign production spending and “Through the Canadian Agri- ada, there are over 600 berry ities to grow this important $1.9 works in Canada and abroad. almost $850 million in domestic cultural Partnership we are sup- growers in Ontario. Ontario’s billion-dollar industry.” “The Canadian Film Centre production spending in Ontario. porting initiatives to help berry agri-food sector supports more CFC training programs are in- plays a vital role in empower- • CFC was founded by Cana- growers enhance their sustain- than 820,000 jobs and contributes tensive, hands-on and delivered ing Canadian creative and en- dian filmmaker Norman Jewison ability practices and continue to more than $39.5 billion towards by leading industry professionals. trepreneurial talent, and we are in 1988 and marked its 30-year meet growing consumer demand the province’s Gross Domestic They target producers, directors, pleased by Minister MacLeod’s anniversary in 2018. for their high quality products.” Product. Pic: ontarioberries.com

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The framework offers no time- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks with Inuit elder Qaapik tables, funding guidelines or A polar bear stands on a ice flow in Baffin Bay above the arctic Attagutsiak, 99, in her tiny home during a visit to Arctic Bay, on plans for what comes first. circle. File: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward Aug. 1, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick “In terms of an actual plan, there’s more tangible stuff that so many _ First Nations govern- A real policy document would about the Arctic as a zone of co- there’s very little here,’’ said comes out.’’ ments and groups as well as three include hard choices and a future operation, while other sections international law professor Whitney Lackenbauer, an Arc- territories and four provinces _ direction.“I’m looking for signs discuss rising threats and uncer- and Arctic expert Michael Byers. tic historian at Trent University, were consulted. of actual policy decision where tain security. “It’s basically saying trust us, points out that the policy ac- “It is the pace of our partners. they said, ‘We are going this “There will be a team of people re-elect us, and we’ll figure out knowledges it doesn’t represent It’s been very exciting to devel- way,’ rather than promises that in Beijing reading these docu- how to do it next time,’’ added a consensus.“I found myself ask- op it this new way. This kind of we will do that.’’ ments right now and trying to fig- Rob Huebert, a political scientist ing, ‘What is the overarching vi- collaboration we believe is nec- Without seeing dollars attached ure out what they mean. This isn’t at the University of Calgary. sion here?’’’ he said. “I think it essary. No longer are these poli- to them, Savikataaq is wary of the that crystal-clear, forward-look- Northwest Territories Premier speaks to the electoral process cies written in Ottawa and visited pledges made in the document. ing statement of an Arctic power Bob McLeod was less than gen- truncating something that was upon people in the North.’’ “We were hoping there would be that Canada might want to make erous in his praise. “It’s a living midstream.’’ Bennett said there’s a lot more some kind of budget attached to on the international stage.’’ document,’’ he said. “We will Crown-Indigenous Relations to come. “In Phase 2, it’ll be our something, or timelines. What we For Savikataaq, an Arctic poli- work to improve on it.’’ Minister Carolyn Bennett de- partners that will help us develop need is concrete stuff here.’’ cy is simple and could be imple- In Nunavut, Premier Joe Savi- fends releasing the plan mere the governance and the imple- Byers pointed out the docu- mented tomorrow. kataaq called the policy a good hours before an election call. mentation plan.’’ ment may confuse international “The feds have to do some na- start.“We’ll be a lot happier when She said it took so long because That’s a failure, said Huebert. observers as well. Parts of it talk tion building.’’ Indian Students In UK Can Extend Stay By Two Years New Delhi: There is good 2012. The reintroduction of the dents to work, or look for work, to spend more time in the UK af- the creation of a new fast-track news for students going to Britain programme is expected to boost in any career or position of their ter completing their degree, al- visa route for scientists and the for studying as the UK govern- the number of students going to choice, for two years after com- lowing them to gain further skills removal of the limit on PhD ment on Wednesday announced Britain significantly. pleting their studies. and experience,” said Dominic students moving into the skilled the reintroduction of the two-year The new ‘Graduate’ route will “The new Graduate Route Asquith, British High Commis- work visa route, which collec- post-study work visa, expanding be open to all international stu- will mean talented international sioner to India. tively aim to cement the UK as a opportunities for talented interna- dents - including those from India students, whether in science and Indian students coming to science superpower and a world tional students to build successful - who have valid UK immigration maths or technology and engi- study in the UK reached almost leader in the STEM (Science, careers in the country. status as a student and have suc- neering, can study in the UK and 22,000 in the year ending June Technology, Engineering and The new “Graduate” route will cessfully completed a course of then gain valuable work experi- 2019. Mathematics) sector. launch for the 2020/21 intake of study in any subject at the un- ence as they go on to build suc- This was a 42 per cent increase Almost half of all Indian stu- students to university. dergraduate level or above at an cessful careers,” Home Secretary on the previous year - and almost dents numbering almost 130,000 The two-year post-study work approved UK higher education Priti Patel said in a statement. 100 per cent higher than three since 2008/9) heading to the visa was earlier scrapped by then provider. “This is fantastic news for Indi- years ago. UK in the last ten years chose a Home Secretary Theresa May in The visa will allow eligible stu- an students, who will now be able This announcement follows STEM subject

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MISSISSAUGA: ICC Immi- ter 11years to coincide with their gration proudly presented the 12th successful anniversary cel- Falguni Pathak show, Festival of ebrations. Life-Dandiya Dhoom 2019 at the The show was an immense and the crowd joyously danced to The event was enhanced by the ton, MPP Nina Tangri and MPP International Centre in Missis- success th at brought in a crowd her tunes till midnight. Falguni’s presence of several dignitaries. Deepak Anand graced the event. sauga. of almost 7,500 people. Falguni music is based on traditional mu- Consul General of India MPP Deepak Anand brought in ICC was instrumental in bring- Pathak, who is also known as the sical forms from the Indian state Smt. Apoorva Srivastava, Pat- greetings of Doug Ford, Premier ing Falguni Pathak to Canada af- ‘Dandiya Queen’ sang non-stop of Gujarat. rick Brown, Mayor of Bramp- of Ontario. Khera Opens Her Campaign Office 14th Nuit Blanche Begins On Oct. 5 With 90 Big Art Projects TORONTO: The 14th annual the third one described below, Nuit Blanche Toronto will fill the called Lunar Garden, is a single, city’s streets with nearly 90 con- massive installation. temporary art projects created by Creation: Destruction curated more than 300 local, national and by Layne Hinton and Rui Pi- international artists starting at 7 menta (Toronto), is located in p.m. on Saturday, October 5. the Fort York neighbourhood. This year’s event will present Inspired by its geographical area, Brampton: Kamal Khera, two City of Toronto-produced, this exhibition will challenge our MP from Brampton West held an curated exhibitions in Scarbor- understandings of creation and official office opening ceremony ough and at Fort York, and a destruction. Artists include Max recently that was attended by large-scale artist installation at Dean and Jared Raab (Toronto), a large number of community Nathan Phillips Square will be Kim Morgan (Halifax, Nova Sco- members. Also present on the presented under the event-wide tia) and Kaitlyn Bourden (Bow- occasion were Navdeep Bains, theme, Continuum. manville, Ontario), and Jonathan Minister of Innovation, Science Details about the full Nuit Schipper (Ellenville, New York), and Economic Development; So- Blanche Toronto program are among many others. nia Sidhu, MP from Brampton available online at http://toronto. Queens and Kings of Scarbor- South; Ramesh Sangha, MP from ca/nuitblanche. ough curated by Ashley McKen- Brampton Centre; Omar Alghab- The Nuit Blanche Toronto pro- zie-Barnes (Toronto), is located ra, MP Mississauga Centre; Gary gram for 2019 responds to the around the Scarborough Centre Anandasangaree, MP Scarbor- one event-wide curatorial theme neighbourhood. This exhibition ough—Rouge Parkand Maninder for the middle class, or ensuring by the Conservative government of Continuum. The theme follows confronts systems of social mar- Sidhu, Liberal candidate from that we move ahead with Canada of Ontario. many paths during Nuit Blanche. ginalization, self-identity nego- Brampton East. Child Benefit that is helping nine Kamal added there are so many Set against the back drop of the tiation, and racial stereotyping Talking to Weekly Voice, Khera out of 10 families, whether it is things she still wants to do. They ever-present renewal of night into within a modern framework. Art- said: “The campaign is in full investing in public transit right have put a plan for the universal day, a continuum of experience ists will include Ebony G. Patter- force and I’m very excited. So here in our city, whether it is en- pharma care plan to bring down and ideas is brought to light by son (Chicago), Kent Monkman many people from so many dif- suring that we have electric buses prices of prescription medication the participating artists. (Toronto), Jordan Bennett (Ter- ferent communities are support- with public transit, or investing in and go for bulk buying as Cana- Nineteen commissioned art ence Bay, Nova Scotia), Hate- ing me which is the strength of our city when it comes to cyber dians are paying one of the high- projects will be presented as part copy (Toronto) and more. Brampton West. What we have security innovation hub in asso- est costs. She said as a registered of the three City-produced exhi- Lunar Garden created by Dan- been able to do in the last four ciation with Ryerson University, nurse she was very much pas- bitions. The first two are curated iel Arsham (New York) and spon- years is whether reducing taxes which was unfortunately gutted sionate about this subject. exhibitions of art works, while sored by Shiseido, is an installa- tion that will be located at Nathan Phillips Square. This large-scale project re-interprets a traditional Japanese Zen garden with colour, sculptural casts and a musical score by Charlotte Day Wilson (Toronto). Created by individual artists, producers and organizations, and cultural and educational institu- tions, the partner-produced Inde- pendent Projects portion of Nuit Blanche features 48 projects cel- ebrating the diversity of Toronto. Fifteen institutions will feature projects and exhibitions free to the public. The institutions are 401 Richmond, Aga Khan Mu- seum, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), Artscape Launchpad, Bata Shoe Museum, The Drake, East End Arts, The Gladstone, Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto (MOCA), OCAD Uni- versity’s Onsite Gallery, Har- bourfront Centre, The Power Plant, Toronto Biennial of Art, Toronto Sculpture Garden and Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). www.WeeklyVoice.com community Friday, September 13, 2019 | A-11 Iconic Galleria On The Park Development Set To Transform Toronto’s West End First Phase Has Mixed-Use Tower, Community Centre & Park Plus Affordable Housing Units

TORONTO: The Galleria on the Park development is one of the largest communities to be introduced to Toronto this year. Eight mixed-use buildings, en- compassing nearly 2,900 condo- minium residences, 300,000 sq. ft. of retail and 150 affordable rental housing units, an approxi- mately 8-acre park, as well as a 95,000 sq. ft. brand-new commu- nity centre that doubles the size of the current facility. Located at the corner of Duf- ferin St. and Dupont St., the master-planned community will transform the 20-acre Galle- ria Shopping Centre site into a much-needed vibrant hub in To- ronto’s west end. In the much-an- ticipated launch, ELAD Canada will deliver the expansive Wal- lace Emerson Community Cen- tre and Park, as well as Galleria 01, a 29-storey mixed-use tower that features condominium resi- dences, and 40,000 sq. ft of com- mercial space spanning two sto- reys to support the growing local community.

Great Public Spaces “Galleria on the Park reflects the Toronto we live in today – a city that is active and diverse, featuring amenities and public spaces that reflect how we want to live,” says Dror Duchovny, ing’s materiality and colour were Vice-President of Marketing and designed to create a vibrant com- Asset Management at ELAD munity beacon that feels like an Canada. extension of the park, emerging The introduction of Galleria to make a dramatic statement on the Park is perfectly timed as along Dupont Street.” the city’s west end shifts from To- A new street will be introduced ronto’s industrial roots. With new that runs diagonally through the artisanal restaurants and cafés site connecting Dufferin St. to cropping up within the Dupont Dupont St, ensuring maximum West neighbourhood, along with public frontage onto the expan- a fast-growing entrepreneurial sive Wallace Emerson Park de- energy, and arts and culture scene signed by Public Work, an urban on Geary Avenue, the neighbour- design and landscape architecture hood is primed for urban renewal. firm behind some of Toronto’s “Galleria on the Park will be most prolific public spaces, in- transformational for this neigh- cluding the Bentway and the Wa- bourhood’s growth, bringing a vedecks. downtown lifestyle to this west- A fine-grained network of ern stretch of Dupont St. On top streets and blocks through the of creating viable housing op- site enhance streetscapes, serving tions, we are proud to be deliver- multiple uses, including retail, its neighbourhood but also re- outdoor terrace, as well as a kids’ “We have operated on an un- ing larger and modernized public office and recreational. sponded to the adjacent com- playroom, a screening and games wavering belief in the project’s amenities and greenspace that As the flagship building for the munity centre and park. While room, and a chef’s kitchen and strong commitment to creating will become the central gathering development, Galleria 01’s de- the community centre curves dining room. On the 12th floor, a thriving, vibrant community. place for the entire neighbour- sign by CORE Architects pays concavely, Galleria 01 curves residents can enjoy views of the Galleria on the Park is an ambi- hood,” says Duchovny. homage to the industrial charac- convexly, creating a really in- park and the city skyline while tious project by the community The project began in 2015 ter of the neighbourhood, clad teresting architectural dialogue lounging by the pool or in the fit- for the community – the public’s when ELAD Canada unlocked with dark and rich metals. between these two buildings,” ness centre. vision is truly embedded within one of the largest untapped devel- The heavily-articulated podi- says Charles Gane, Principal at “Galleria on the Park is such our own, creating something opment opportunities in Toronto. um steps with stacked boxes, and CORE Architects. a dynamic project, it was impor- truly meaningful for the city,” Over the past four years, ELAD a soft, earthy finish becomes wel- The amenities and suites, tant that we provide an innova- says Duchovny. Canada has taken a highly-col- coming at the pedestrian level. by award-winning design firm tive and diverse mix of ameni- Galleria 01, the first tower of laborative, community-centred Creating a draw for active street U31, bring urban sophistication ties,” says Kelly Cray, Principal the two-tower building, will fea- approach to the site’s reimagina- life, the double-storey retail at- indoors. With an emphasis on at U31. ture 267 residences, ranging from tion, conducting numerous public grade opens out to the park and family-friendly lifestyles, ame- “Taking cues from the neigh- 493 sq. ft. to 1,107 sq. ft. Pric- engagement sessions to better un- curves along the new street. nities on the third floor feature bourhood, our designs focus on es start from high-$400’s. For derstand their neighbours’ vision, “Galleria 01 required a high- an expansive co-working space very clean, industrial accents and more information and to register, engage experts and collaborate ly-creative design approach that that doubles as an events space high contrasts in colour to create please visit: https://www.galle- with stakeholders. The opinions not only took inspiration from opening out to a wrap-around a sense of energy and calmness.” riaonthepark.com/ of hundreds of people were in- cluded in the final master-plan design by Hariri Pontarini Archi- tects and Urban Strategies. The new 95,000 sq. ft. Wal- lace Emerson Community Centre will become one of the largest community centres in Toronto. Designed by internationally-rec- ognized architecture firm Perkins and Will, who also designed the Aaniin Community Centre and Library in Markham as well as the award-winning Albion Library in Etobicoke, the Wallace Emerson Community Centre will feature a wide range of programming and activities for a multi-generational demographic, including an out- door skating trail, daycare, com- munity kitchen, a dance studio, swimming pools, and a running track, among others. “The new Wallace Emerson VISITORS, Community Centre and Park will be the anchor and heart of the new development. An urban gathering Davinder Singh place where the existing neigh- Call For Honest Advice bourhood and new community residents will meet,” says An- MONTHLY & ANNUAL PLANS - HARD TO BEAT OUR PREMIUMS drew Frontini, Design Principal at Perkins and Will. “The build- SUPER VISA INSURANCE A-12 | Friday, September 13, 2019 community www.WeeklyVoice.com Folk & Fusion Dances Enthrall At Nrityotsava 2019 TORONTO: Nrityotsava 2019, a two-day dance festival with four presentations was celebrat- ed on September 7th & 8th 2019, at Richmond Hill Centre for Performing Arts, 10268 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill, L4C 3B7. Nritya Kala Mandir [from Sanskrit, literally translates as Temple of Dance], has been or- ganizing their annual event, Nri- tyotsava [from Sanskrit Festival of Dance] since the past 18 years. This year, many dignitaries and community leaders graced the oc- ized by the splendid feat by all tribute to Mahatma Gandhi mark- casion to inspire the performers the performers of various dance ing his 150th birth anniversary. and admired the presentations, ballets enacted on themes from • Upbeat melodies of Raas & especially, They included: scriptures, folk and fusion melo- Garba, Folk dance styles from John McKay, MP from Scar- dies. The highlights of the perfor- Gujarat, the coastal state of West- borough-Guildwood mances included: ern India. Michael Coteau, MPP from • Shiv Shakti Parinaya, a clas- Nritya Kala Mandir, a classi- Don Valley East sical fusion dance drama, narrat- cal dance academy trains youth in Trustees of Hindu Cultural So- ing the Saga of Shiv and Shakti performing arts at three different ciety through different incarnations. locations across GTA - Bramp- rustees of Sanatan Mandir Cul- • Ballets compositions based ton, Scarborough and Vaughan. tural Centre and Seniors Group. on themes such as Ekalavya, During the past 18 years, stu- Nrityotsava 2019 was attended Ganga Avataran, Krishna Janma, dents of Nritya Kala Mandir have by nearly 1500 members from the Mahakali, Nataraja and episodes showcased their talents at events community. from Ramayana. around the GTA. Visit www. The audience was mesmer- • A special presentation as a NrityaKalaMandir.ca. for info. MPP Anand Connects With Constituents At Townhall MISSISSAUGA – Mississauga pecially since the closing down residents joined MPP Deepak of the local community police Anand, at Victory Hall in Malton station. There was great concern for a townhall meeting recently about the lack of enforcement of to discuss what matters most to city by-laws and the cleanliness them. of the neighborhood. Residents MPP Anand provided an update also decried the lack of a Service from Queen’s Park, including Ontario in Malton, an area with the extended GO train services approximately 40,000 people that to and from Malton GO station, is predominantly occupied by the recent funding announcement new immigrants. for 677 new beds for long-term Representatives from Peel Re- care homes in Mississauga, and gional Police Division 21 were the $667,000 received from the present to provide information Ministry of Agriculture by Mis- and updates on issues of impor- sissauga’s Business Improvement tance to residents. Areas, including the Malton BIA, sor to the Minister of Economic organized in the riding over the children, Remarkable Citizens The next townhall is scheduled for beautification and revitaliza- Development, Job Creation and last few months including the Awards etc. When the floor was for November 8 at Frank McK- tion of community spaces. MPP Trade. Community Clean-up Days, opened to the residents, they echnie Community Centre (310 Anand also announced his recent MPP Anand then spoke about Blood Drive, the Full STEM raised fears about the safety of Bristol Rd E, Mississauga, ON appointment as Special Advi- projects undertaken and events Ahead workshop for young the neighborhoods in Malton, es- L4Z 3V5) Job Opportunity Bombay Bhel is hiring Ethnic Food Chef & Cook 230 Commerce Valley Dr E, Thornhill 4F/T 4Perm. 43 Openings 4$16.00-$21.50/hr, 435-44 hrs/wk. 4D/E/Wkend/Shift All positions: Prepare, cook full course & individual dishes using stocks, soups, sauces, eggs & dairy, veg, fruits, nuts, mushrooms, meat, poultry, fish, seafood, curry, tandoori (East Indian). Modify ingredients of dishes as per customer’s reqmts. Min. supervision. Keep work area clean; use/knowledge of specialized cooking equipment. Handle mech./ tech. kitchen problems. Manage buffets/banquets. 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Toronto: Indo-Canada dent, Pramod Goyal inaugurated coming the new Consul General Indian companies to interact with Development department and Chamber of Commerce orga- the B2B meetings at ICCC’s of- and the FIEO delegation, said the a large number of Canadian en- the Brampton Board of Trade, all nized B2B meetings for a trade fices in Etobicoke. ICCC is focused on promoting trepreneurs and professionals. of which were facilitated by the delegation led by the Federation Participating in her first official small businesses in both Canada Pramod Goyal, B. K. Sethi, Di- ICCC. The ICCC also arranged of Indian Exporters Organisation business meeting as the new Con- and in India because of the value rector- SME, ICCC, and Surinder for delegates to visit the Niagara from India on September 9 and sul General, Ms. Srivastava said that small businesses add to both Sharma, a veteran community Region Export Promotion Zone . 10. The delegation comprised 13 her focus is to work to enhance the economies. Following the leader, made presentations to the The ICCC in collaboration companies from India from di- the bilateral economic relations formal inaugural ceremony, the delegates about the strategies that with the Consulate General of verse sectors such as engineering, between Canada and India. Mr. Consul General, visited all the Indian exporters should adopt to India in Toronto, had just two garments, food and beverages, Saifullah Khan, Commercial exhibitors and interacted with enter and consolidate in the Ca- weeks earlier successfully hosted and furniture. Consul, at the Consulate General, them to know more about their nadian market. another trade delegation from In- Ms. Apoorva Srivastava, the was also present along represen- products, services, and their ex- The delegates also had inter- dia led by the Trade Promotion new Consul General of India in tatives from other diplomatic and pectations of participating in the active roundtable with members Council of India comprising of Toronto, who took charge on Au- government organizations. trade mission. of the Canada India Foundation, over 25 companies in the Food gust 30, along with ICCC Presi- Pramod Goyal, while wel- The B2B meetings enabled the the City of Brampton Economic and Beverage sector. Taher Memon Says His Book On PC Candidate Tom Varughese Cricket Has Facts, No ‘Masala’ Brampton – ‘Another Perspec- his daughter who is a book junky tive’, a book on the evolution and consumes five books a day Officially Launches Campaign and transformation of the game and has been his biggest critic. of cricket in Pakistan India over The design of the book was also two decades (1977 to 1989) was discussed with his grandchildren launched in Brampton to a house because Memon thought young- full of cricket enthusiasts. sters have better ideas. Taking on It is a joint venture of Taher the occasion, Iqra Khalid said she Memon – famous for launching was born in 1985 – a time when several ARY TV channels in Lon- regional cricket was flourishing. don, initiating the famous Wills She narrated he first brush with World Cup (1996) and being part cricket when she was just seven of the India-Pakistan Joint Man- years old and went to her village agement Committee of Reliance where she witnessed the enthusi- World Cup 1987 (IPJMC) - and asm of her grandfather and rest Salim Pervez. The event was of the family while watching a graced by Iqra Khalid, MP Mis- cricket match on a small 10-inch sissauga—Erin Mills, and Paki- black and white TV. stan’s Deputy Consul General Wajid Hassan Hashmi said that Wajid Hassan Hashmi. the book would be a great addi- Speaking on the occasion tion for policymakers. He ad- Memon said when was writing mired the way the book was writ- the book, people told him to add ten as it narrates the untold story MISSISSAUGA - Tom Var- ‘masala’ otherwise he would not about the world of cricket. ughese, Conservative candidate be able to sell the book. He commended Memon for from Mississauga-Malton has of- However, he wished to depict his efforts in holding two grand ficially opened his campaign.of- the development stages of crick- events in the sub-continent – fice. People from different ethnic et and lack of facilities between the 1987 Reliance World Cup, backgrounds gathered to support 1977 to 1998. Memon said his and the 1996 Wills World Cup him. Also present on the occasion book gives details about play- successfully. He appreciated were Garnett Genuis, MP from ers, the records and the statistics Memon’s announcement that all Sherwood Park-Fort Saskatch- that was preserved in a CD. And profits from the sale of the book ewan and Conservative candidate though the book lacks ‘masala’ will be donated to The Hunar Sanjay Bhatia, from Davenport it has found place in the British Foundation, an organization that among others. Library that houses 25 million imparts vocational training to the Talking to Weekly Voice Tom books. jobless but educated youth to be said: “While door-knocking I am Memon said he ran his book by job-ready within six months. being told that residents have not seen their MP and don’t know who that person is. “They also tell me that they cially and Mississauga. In my rid- pay for things. Most of the people want to see infrastructure de- ing I have not heard much about are working on minimum wages velopment but they don’t see problems related to immigration and taxes are taking most of their anything in that respect as well but about jobs. People do not earnings. Thus, they do not have although the current MP is a min- have the right jobs, the houses enough money left with them.” ister in the present government. are expensive, and rents are too Tom added that Conservative Residents say they have not seen much. leader Andrew Scheer has al- any improvement in the Missis- “There is no economic devel- ready announced a very good tax sauga-Malton constituency. opment and people are asking plan and so he hoped residents of “It was then that I thought I for it. At the same time taxes are this riding vote for him so that should step in and make some very high. As people do not have Scheer’s plan can be implement- development in Malton area spe- good jobs it becomes difficult to ed to better the lot of the people. 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Visit : GtaCredit.Com Brampton and Toronto Downtown A-14 | Friday, September 13, 2019 astro www.WeeklyVoice.com Your Fortunes This Week Forecast from September 13-19, 2019 By Dr. Prem Kumar Sharma (Astrologer, Palmist , Numerologist & Vastu Consultant) Email: [email protected] / Url: http://www.premastrologer.com Contact: +91-172-2562832, 2572874 Mobile/Whats app: +917814441456/9216141456 / Facebook: www.facebook.com/askpremastrologer By Dr. Prem Kumar Sharma Aries Cancer Libra Capricorn (March 21-April 20) (Jun 22-July 22) (September 24-October 23) (December 22-January 21) A change in programme is very likely, but A problem on the professional front may The week seems immensely fulfilling on If you keep your timing right, it will be it will suit you better. Create a serene and beg your attention, so don’t ignore it. De- the professional front, as new deals are ne- difficult to miss a good opportunity. The tranquil environment, if you want to retain veloping contacts with influential people gotiated and signed. You will have a leg up week appears enjoyable, as you get to spend focus on your studies. Your efficiency at is likely to ease personal problems. Some- on rivals on the academic front, as competi- it with friends and relatives. Promotion or work is likely to get noticed. Freelancers are one may appear rude and arrogant, but is tion hots up. Socially, you can expect a hec- raise in on the anvil for those serving with certain to get more opportunities. Some new loyal and trustworthy, so overlook his or her tic time in the company of friends and rela- the government or with top MNCs. You are ideas may come to you regarding a venture shortcomings. Your life path gets clearer and tives. Good judgement will be your strength likely to ace the competition on the aca- undertaken. Blessings of a family elder will more defined on the academic front. Assess in playing the stocks. On the fitness front, demic front by the dint of your hard work. be reserved for you for your helpful nature. the marketability of what you buy in bulk your efforts of coming back in shape suc- Your competitive spirit and diehard ambi- A good dose of relaxation will recharge you beforehand. Getting stressed out over an is- ceed. Passions rage on the romantic front, so tion keeps you in top form. completely. sue is a possibility. rejoice! Lucky No.: 11/Lucky Colour: Off White Lucky No.: 4/Lucky Colour: Royal Blue Lucky No.: 9/ Lucky No.: 17/Lucky Colour: Purple Lucky Colour: Sandy Brown Aquarius Taurus Scorpio (January 22-February 19) (April 21-May 20) Leo (October 24-November 22) The ambition you harbour will only get You will need to guide someone regard- (July 23-August 23) A chance encounter with someone influ- realised through good networking. Don’t ing a new job or task, so be prepared for Buying a piece of property is on the ential is likely to solve your current prob- expect anyone to spoon feed you on the aca- it. Much effort may go into preparing for cards. Don’t let a situation get out of hand, lems. Remain truthful, even if the situation demic front. For homemakers, daily dull and something important on the academic front. as it may not be in your favour. Someone’s goes against your interests. Truth generally drab routine may seem like a heavy burden. Meeting friends is likely to be high on your guidance on the academic front will work prevails. Joining partner in another loca- It is time to take a much-deserved break. agenda this week. Your loving and caring wonders in achieving your aim. There is a tion is indicated and nearness will provide Your fund situation may become worrisome, nature will be appreciated by one and all. strong possibility of estranged couples get- a sense of fulfilment. Those in the govern- if you continue to spend with nary a care in Cheque or cash for an outstanding amount ting reunited. Charting your career path will ment service may look forward to a profit- the world. Extra energy may be required to may be received soon. This is not the week assume importance at this juncture. A good able week. Setting aside some time for you handle a complex situation. Be just in your to experiment with a new dish. night’s sleep is required to bring your energy will help achieve mental calmness. Don’t sit decisions. Lucky No.: 15/ucky Colour: Turquoise back. You may plan a get together. on the judgement seat, if you feel biased as Lucky No.: 6/Lucky Colour: Peach Lucky No.: 1/Lucky Colour: Dark Red you may wrong someone. Gemini Lucky No.: 8/Lucky Colour: Saffron Pisces (May 21-June 21) Virgo (February 20-March 20) You will need a push to get going in a (August 24-September 23) Sagittarius You will need to do something special professional venture and that push will be You may not be in complete picture, so (November 23-December 21) to celebrate a special event, so get started forthcoming. Problem solving with the help don’t base your judgement on limited infor- If you are getting the right break on the ca- right now. Clarify your position with supe- of knowledgeable people assumes impor- mation and make decisions. On the romantic reer front, you must give it a serious thought. riors at work, before the blame game gets tance on the academic front at this juncture. front, instant gratification is what you seek Stay clear of office politics. A chance for a to you. On the romantic front, do remember A new relationship is on the cards for those and what you get, so have an enjoyable out- raise is likely to fizzle out. It is in your inter- partner’s special day or you may get into big seeking love. Financial support is likely for ing with partner! An oversight in money est to exchange notes on the academic front. trouble! A car or a dream house is about to those pursuing higher studies. You feel on matters is indicated. Old grudges and nega- Don’t let anyone dampen your spirits for become a reality for some. A drive to the top of the world this week and are likely to tive thoughts may disturb your mind. Medi- taking up a challenge. A friend or relation countryside is likely to give you the thrills. accomplish much. Ill health poses no prob- tation and matters spiritual will prove uplift- may request you for help. Those in the fray Health remains satisfactory. lems for those pursuing their passion. ing. Academically, you are likely to shine. will get a break in their favourite sport. Lucky No.: 9 Lucky No.: 1/Lucky Colour: Magenta Lucky No.: 3/Lucky Colour: Dark Yellow Lucky No.: 2/Lucky Colour: Peach Lucky Colour: Brown

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Predictions for the week {15th September Routine and a monotonous life are prob- have not even looked in to earlier might be that you do and things are falling in place the to 21st September 2019} ably taking a toll on your mental well-being. suddenly noticed and acted upon by you. You way you had desired. Try to engage yourself with interesting activi- probably did not want to play the game but Lucky Days: Monday, Thursday and Fri- Number 1 {SUN}: {Those born on the ties or take a break. Interacting and being part circumstance might compel you to do so. day. 1st, 10th, 19th and 28th in any month} of intellectual discussions might also do well However, try not to play too much with dan- You might probably hear some good news for your health. The end of the week might ger as you might also be harmed. Number 8 {SATURN} {those born on the during the first half of the week. This might bring a surprise for creative people. Those Lucky Day: Sunday. 8th, 17th and 26th in any month} also give you the needed encouragement and planning to quit their efforts should hold on Strange or mysterious things and people energy to get together your act and prepare for some time to see the turn of events. Number 6 {VENUS} {those born on the attract you to understand them in a planned for the final showdown. People in a roman- Lucky Days: Sunday, Wednesday and Sat- 6th, 15th and 24th in any month} manner. You probably also want to know the tic relationship might have probably initiated urday. Pending decisions and meetings might be logic behind their existence and decipher some things in the last week, which might be completed by the time the week ends, as far their actions. However, sometimes it is better culminated into actions soon. Number 4 {URANUS} {Those born on as professional matters are concerned. How- to leave things or people as they are and avoid Monday, Thursday and Friday. the 4th, 13th, 22nd and 31st in any month} ever, personal matters, especially those con- getting deep into them. Curiosity is good but Strategically there might be a lot you might cerning relationships of the heart, might still only to a certain extent and as long as it does Number 2 {MOON} {Those born on the probably be able to achieve and organize dur- bother you a bit. Avoid family opinions or not seep into another’s privacy. 2nd, 11th, 20th and 29th in any month} ing the coming days. However, take into con- thoughts from dominating your mind. Be firm Lucky Days: Sunday and Thursday. Luck probably might be on your side and sideration the opinion of others as well be- about the steps you take or ideas you might thus it might be good idea to implement your fore you take any radical steps. Try to give as want to go ahead with. Number 9 {MARS} {those born on the plans within this week. People planning to much as possible to any relationship you are Lucky Days: Sunday, Wednesday and Sat- 9th, 18th and 27th in any month} change their job might also come across some in. Remember that what goes around might urday. Emotional outbursts by people close to you interesting prospects that might be material- probably come back to you with additions in might probably take you by a surprise. Try ized. However, be a little careful on the steps the intensity. Number 7 {NEPTUNE} {those born on not to be averse to compromises. Some ad- you take and don’t get too sentimental about Lucky Days: Monday, Thursday and Fri- the 7th, 16th and 25th in any month} justments in life might be important to main- trivial issues. Avoid or ignore things that day. There probably has been a conscious effort tain the balance in life. 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By Nauman Farooq drive, and what that results in is a vehicle that grips the tarmac The “GT-R” moniker is 50 like King Kong gripping his next years old, and Nissan is celebrat- meal – actually, wrong monster ing this milestone with a special analogy there, as the GT-R has edition model of the car that for decades been given the nick- wears that badge of honour. name, Godzilla. Question is, does it wear it Yes, it’ll monster all corners proudly, or has the badge lost its that come your way, you just sit focus along the way? back –with your mouth agape in To find out, I got to spend some amazement- and experience what time with the GT-R 50th An- truly is one of the best handling niversary Edition, to get a clear cars on the planet. The 50th An- answer! niversary Edition actually han- Before we delve into the de- dles better than the base GT-R, as tails, let’s refresh ourselves with it utilizes NISMO tuned suspen- the story of the R35 GT-R. It sion and a hollow stabilizer bar – first showed up as a 2008 model, both taken from the Track Edition and was the first time since 2002 model. that a car wore the GT-R badge. Only thing I’d change, is the Furthermore, the R35 is also the size of the steering wheel. It is first GT-R model to be sold out- a little too big for quick direc- side of Japan – because you see, tion changes – a smaller diameter the KPGC10 “Hakosuka”, the wheel would be much preferred. KPGC110 “Kenmeri”, the Sky- look the same, as the changes are this super sports car can shame GT-R was the first production car Apart from that, the GT-R line DR30 RS-Turbo, the R31 that discreet. a few luxury cars at their own to ever feature this technology, seems to be gaining more refine- Skyline Coupe 2000 GTS-R, the Does it look dated? game! and the one in the current R35 ment over the years! The last time GT-R R32/R33/R34, were only No, not at all. The design has Powertrain: At the heart of the GT-R is even more reactive. I spent time with a GT-R was officially sold in Japan. served it well, and it still turns as GT-R is… umm… it’s heart! The only transmission offered back in 2014, and felt it was a bit With the R35 project targeting many heads as it ever did – and It’s a twin-turbocharged 3.8L on the R35 GT-R since its launch too rough for daily use. This 2020 the global marketplace from the my 50th Anniversay Edition tes- V6 that features 24 valves, vari- in 2008 has been a six-speed du- example I just tested, was quieter get go, Nissan engineers were ters Bayside Blue (which is a nod able valve timing, and aluminum al-clutch unit. It offers extremely when you’re just cruising, and the given a simple brief – to build a to the blue found on the R34 GT- pistons in an aluminum cylinder quick shifts, and is quite smooth ride felt softer, too. Some cars, as sports car that would be a world R) ensured that even those who block. in its operation; even though at they age, de-prove with time, the beater! don’t normally care about cars, to When the GT-R was launched times –in stop and go traffic- it GT-R is simply getting better and Mission accomplished! When give this a second glance! in 2008, this engine had an output does make some clunking noises better. the R35 GT-R was first given In a world of pretty sports cars, of 485 hp and 434 lb-ft of torque. as it goes up and down the gears. Fuel Economy: I did not get to to journalists for testing, many I like that the GT-R is not a pointy That has been climbing ever Performance & Driving Dy- do my usual fuel economy test claimed it was the greatest sports arrow on wheels – it’s butch and since, and this 2020 model offers namics: As anyone who is even with this vehicle, as I barely spent car on sale at the time, and with in your face! It wasn’t designed up 565 hp and 467 lb-ft of torque. remotely into cars will tell you, an hour with it. a base Canadian price of just to win beauty pageants, it was de- Want even more? The 2020 GT-R the GT-R is all about perfor- However, in my city and high- around $82,000 in 2008, it was signed to outperform the compe- Track Edition (previously called mance, and they’d be right! way mix test, covering about 75 also the performance bargain of tition, and I like that about it. the “NISMO” edition) serves up The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h km in the process, I averaged the century! Interior: You’d expect a car 600 hp and 481 lb-ft of torque. takes just 2.9 seconds, and if 13.3 L/100 km. According to En- Fast forward to present day, that was built with performance If you want even more, Nis- you’re on the German Auto- erGuide, the 2020 Nissan GT-R and the base price has swol- to be the top priority, to have a san has teamed up with ItalDe- bahn, you can max out at 315 can average out at 12.8 L/100 km, len to $129,998. The (stunning) very basic, and harsh interior! sign on a extremely special (and km/h. This isn’t so much a car, and I believe that. So, Godzilla is 50th Anniversary model you’re Not so the case with the GT-R. supremely expensive) variant more akin to a missile with four not as thirsty as I imagined, but seeing here today, is yours from This car is not only all business called the GT-R50 that serves up wheels! Good thing then, that it it does have a taste for only the $138,998. when it comes to performance, 710 hp and 575 lb-ft of torque. has Brembo brakes, which do a finest gasoline – minimum fuel So, is the R35 GT-R still rel- but is also as formal as a business Only 50 examples will be made, very good job of stopping you, rating you can use is 93 octane, evant? Does it still represent ex- suit when you step inside. and they’re priced at around but the pedal does require a very and it would ideally like 98 oc- cellent value for money? That is The interior is extremely well $1.5-million! firm foot and has some dead tane (where in Canada can you what I’ll be looking to answer by trimmed in fine leather, there is Getting back on track with the travel before it bites – this takes find that?). I filled up with 94 oc- the end of this review. a fairly comprehensive infotain- 50th Anniversary Edition, and a little getting used to. tane, and I think the car appreci- Styling: Over the last 12 model ment system, the seats are large all other GT-R models; power is Its straight line speed and stop- ated that. years, the GT-R has evolved ever buckets with a fair amount of ad- fed to all-wheels through a very ping power is really impressive, Pricing: The 2020 Nissan GT-R so slightly. It received a facelift in justment (it even has back seats), clever system that monitors each but that’s not what impresses you has a base price of $129,998. The 2011, and has seen its fair share and you get automatic climate wheel and feeds power to the the most! No, its real party piece 50th Anniversary Edition is yours of special editions with minor control, and a 11 speaker Bose wheel that can best use it. This is its ability to go around corners. from $138,998 – and the Track nips and tucks. To the untrained sound system which features ac- type of system is found on many As I mentioned earlier, the R35 Edition starts from $166,998. Not eye, all R35 GT-R models will tive noise cancellation – trust me, cars these days, buy the old R32 GT-R features active all-wheel cheap, but compared to a lot of other super sports cars in its class, the GT-R is still a performance bargain. Verdict: Like Godzilla, the mythical Japanese monster; the Nissan GT-R is a timeless vehi- cle. It’s not pretending to be any- thing else, nor does vanity cloud its vision! The R35 generation has been around for 12 years, but it is still relevant, and it still ex- cites like few other cars can. The 50th Anniversary Edition is the best one I’ve sampled yet, and it will likely only increase in value over time – so if you’re looking for a collector car, that will be highly sought after at some future luxury and sports car auction, than this is the one to have. www.WeeklyVoice.com auto Friday, September 13, 2019 | B-5

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Limited-time offers. MSRP of ($23,695/ $27,995) on 2019 Crosstrek Convenience Package Manual Transmission (MT) (KX1CP)/2019 Forester 2.5i CVT (KJ225). *Advertised pricing consists of MSRP plus charges for Freight/PDI ($1,725/$1,725) Air Conditioning Charge ($100), Tire Recycling Charge ($20), OMVIC Fee ($10), Dealer Admin ($249). Freight/PDI charge includes a full tank of gas. Taxes, license, registration and insurance are extra. $0 security deposit. 2019 Crosstrek Convenience (MT) (KX1CP)/ 2019 Forester 2.5i CVT (KJ225). Lease offers includes $500 additional cash credit. **Lease rate of (2.49%/1.99%) for 48 months. Lease payments of ($74/$79) weekly, 208 payments in total with ($1,000/$2,605) down payment. Lease end value ($10,809/$12,124) with ($1,453/$3,063) due on delivery. Lease based on a maximum of (20,000 km/year or 80,000 km total), with excess charged at $0.10/km. Subject to credit approval by Subaru Financial Services by TCCI. Leasing and financing programs available through Subaru Financial Services by TCCI. Other lease and finance rates and terms available; down payment or equivalent trade-in may be required. Models shown: 2019 Crosstrek Touring MT (KX1TP) with an MSRP of $25,395/2019 Forester 2.5i CVT (KJ255) with an MSRP of $27,995. Dealers may sell or lease for less or may have to order or trade. Vehicle(s) shown solely for purposes of illustration and may not beequipped exactly as shown. EyeSight™ is a driver assist system, which may not operate optimally under all driving conditions. The driver is always responsible for safe and attentive driving. System effectiveness depends on many factors such as vehicle maintenance, and weather and road conditions. See Owner’s Manual for complete details on system operation and limitations. Crosstrek, Forester and Subaru are registered trademarks. Offers end September 30, 2019. Offers subject to change or cancellation without notice. See your local Subaru dealer or visit www.ontario.subarudealer.ca for complete program details. B-6 | Friday, September 13, 2019 auto www.WeeklyVoice.com E-Vehicles In Focus At Frankfurt; Trade Woes, Climate Issue Reshape Auto Show

The new Porsche Taycan car is displayed at the The new Volkswagen ID.3 is displayed at the IAA Auto Show in Frankfurt. (AP Photo/Michael Probst) IAA Auto Show in Frankfurt (AP Photo/Michael Probst) FRANKFURT: The head- 400,000 in sales, according to winds buffeting the auto indus- research firm Bernstein, in a Eu- try are making themselves felt at ropean market of roughly 15 mil- the Frankfurt Motor Show, with lion cars sold annually. companies confronting a slow- Volkswagen has commit- down in sales due to global trade ted most heavily to electric cars uncertainty and pressure from among European manufacturers. governments to lower emissions It hopes to have a mass market of air pollutants and greenhouse electric car in the ID.3 com- gases. pact, which it says will have a Signs of the times at this year’s base price under 30,000 euros show include a slew of new, ($33,000), about as much as a market-ready electric cars led similarly equipped Golf diesel. by Volkswagen’s ID.3 compact Others with new electric offer- that aim to reduce greenhouse ings include Honda with the e, gas emissions. There will also which replaces side mirrors with be protests from cyclists, envi- cameras, and Daimler’s Smart ronmentalists and industry critics with restyled versions of its fort- who want a more pedestrian- and wo and forfour small cars. At the bicycle-friendly transportation high end, Porsche is taking aim at From left, a Lamborghini Urus, a Lamborghini Sian FKP 37 and a Lamborghini policy, and efforts by the auto ex- the Tesla Model S with the Tay- Huracan EVO Spyder are displayed at Frankfurt. (Silas Stein/dpa via AP) ecutives to engage those critics in can, a high-performance coupe discussion. starting at 152,000 euros in Ger- Here’s a look at key themes at many including value-added tax the IAA show, which opens to and from $152,000 in the U.S. journalists Tuesday and to the ___ general public Saturday. Last SLUGGISH SALES year, 810,400 visitors toured it, World sales of cars are ex- organizers report, with more than pected to slip to 78.3 million this half saying they were considering year, from 83.0 million last year. purchasing a car in the next six The U.S.-China trade conflict has months. hurt economic growth in China ___ and dented earnings at companies IF YOU BUILD like Germany’s BMW and Daim- ELECTRICS, WILL ler, both of which make cars in CUSTOMERS COME? the U.S. for export to China. European carmakers are the fo- Europe’s car market grew only cus of the show, and they will be 0.1% last year amid weakening rolling out new battery-powered economic growth. A ‘BMW iNext’ is displayed at the IAA Auto Show in Frankfurt, Germany, Tues- vehicles to meet the European On top of that comes continu- day, Sept. 10,2019. (Uwe Anspach/dpa via AP) Union’s tougher limits from 2021 ing uncertainty over the terms on emissions of carbon dioxide, of Britain’s departure from the The rally coincides with a usual long rows of vehicles. The The company says the four- the greenhouse gas blamed for EU, currently slated for Oct. 31. mass bike ride starting in differ- largest contingent is from China seater car has two electric mo- global warming. The lower limits British Prime Minister Boris ent towns outside Frankfurt and with 79 exhibitors. tors that accelerate it to 100 kph are part of the EU’s effort to meet Johnson has said he is willing converging at the rally. Another (62 mph) in 4.5 seconds and an the targets of the 2015 Paris cli- to leave without a divorce deal group has called for a blockade ••••• exceptional battery range of 700 mate accord. China, the world’s that would smooth the transition of the auto show Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz is kilometres (435 miles.) largest auto market, is also push- to new trading arrangements. A ___ showing off a long, sleek battery- ••••• ing for more low-emission ve- no-deal Brexit could disrupt busi- SHIFTING MARKETING powered concept vehicle that BMW’s marketing chief says hicles. ness between Britain and conti- STRATEGIES could join the luxury carmaker’s giving customers a broad choice Yet it remains very much open nental Europe by imposing new The number of companies ex- model lineup alongside its S- among internal combustion, hy- whether consumers will want tariffs and border checks, and the hibiting at the show has dropped Class flagship sedans. brid and battery-powered cars is to buy electric cars, given con- auto industry’s supply chains are to around 800 from 994 during The Vision EQS is the latest the right approach to a chang- cerns about range, lack of places particularly vulnerable to such the last edition of the show in version of the company’s EQ se- ing market. Pieter Nota says the to charge away from home, and chaos. 2017, and some 30 major car- ries of battery vehicles, which are Munich-based luxury automaker higher purchase prices. Battery ___ makers are staying away, includ- a key theme at the Frankfurt Mo- delivers “power of choice’’ to vehicles were only 1.8% of the PROTESTS AND ing Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, tor Show. consumers by offering “the drive European market through the DISCUSSIONS Peugeot Citroen, Fiat, Jeep, CEO Ola Kallenius said: train that they want and need.’’ first six months of the year, ac- Environmental groups such as Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toyota. “What we showed today is the The company will add a battery- cording to figures from industry Greenpeace and Friends of the That’s in part due to the costs of first large-platform sedan, fully only version of its X3 SUV next analysts at JATO Dynamics. The Earth Germany and Germany’s setting up at the show measured electric on a dedicated platform, year to round out conventional cars have sold better in the high ADFC bicycle club are organiz- against returns in sales. Carmak- so we think we can capture even and hybrid versions. end of the market, as exemplified ing a march to the exhibition ers are also finding different ways more customers through having a BMW is relying on the mix of by Tesla. centre on Saturday to call for of reaching the public. wider offer.’’ vehicles to comply with tighter The argument for rolling out what they view as more environ- Still, there will be a strong pres- The concept, with a black C02 emissions requirements in so many new electric cars is that mentally friendly transportation ence, especially by the German LED display instead of a grille, Europe while competitor Volk- consumers need to see enough policies. They want more space home team. Daimler’s Mercedes slightly bulging wheel wells and swagen is making a big push into to choose from before they will allotted to bicycles and pedestri- is putting on four “experience a long, sweeping illuminated line battery-only cars with its ID.3 change their purchasing habits. ans and more use of renewable rooms’’ to emphasize the tech- running along the vehicle, is “a coming to market next year de- Some 20 models will hit the Eu- energy instead of gasoline and nology, comfort and connectivity hint’’ of what the production car spite low uptake by consumers of ropean market by 2021, targeting diesel. of its vehicles, in addition to the might eventually look like. battery-powered cars.

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