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THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 the AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 Page 1 IVAN Ptical O Authorized Dealer Trattoria • Pizzeria GRAND OPENING Page PB THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 Page 1 IVAN pTICAL O Authorized Dealer Trattoria • Pizzeria GRAND OPENING • Pasticceria C SALES • LEASING • SERVICE A N • Gelateria up to 40% off designer glassesN QUICK LANE • PARTS A W D O Come Celebrate with us on Friday, JuneA 24, 2-6T p.m. ’S Y 15815 Yonge Street, Aurora 230 Wellington St. E Raffle Draw for Prizes. Refreshments BIR &T HSnacksDA 905-727-5577 15620 Bayview Avenue | (905) 726-1838 | in the LA Fitness/ Panera plaza 11--888080-24653--03481419 150 Aurora’s Community Newspaper FREE Week of June 23, 2016 CMCA Vol. 16 No. 35 905-727-3300 theauroran.com AUDITED 14800 Yonge St. 905-726-4063 Everything Must Go! 30% OFF* SALE *OFF ALL REGULAR PRICED INVENTORY SPRING INTO SUMMER – Students at Rick Hansen Public School, like Shaoyang, bounced their way closer to summer holidays last Friday at the school’s annual “Hansenpalooza.” The annual year-end fair which incorporated bouncy castles, road hockey, as demonstrated inset by Spero, and other fam- ily-friendly activities, has become an annual favourite with members of the community and lasted until dusk. AURORAN PHOTOS BY GLENN RODGER Competence Yonge and Wellington left turn ban Exclusivity eyed for August launch Passion By Brock Weir Previously approved in principle public feedback will be important in by Councillors earlier this year, and determining future steps. Engel & Völkers York, Brokerage If you’re in the habit of trying to turn requested to the Region of York, “Town and Regional staff met on May Telephone +1 905-833-3008 left at Yonge and Wellington during the Councillors are set to consider the fine 20 to discuss implementation of the left york.evcanada.com morning and afternoon rush, you might details of the pilot at this week’s General turn restrictions,” said Mr. Simanovskis, have to come up with a few alternative Committee meeting. If approved this noting the intersection is under the DINE-IN • CATERING • TAKEOUT routes between August and October. week, it will come before Council for control of the Region of York. “The pilot TRY OUR Council is poised to approve a pilot further ratification on June 28. project…will provide sufficient data for WOOD-FIRED project banning left turns at Yonge and According to the report before the Region to determine what the impacts Wellington in a pilot project beginning Councillors this week from Ilmar of the left turn prohibition has on the PIZZA! August 15 and running through October Simanovskis, the Town’s Director of Regional and local road network.T imothyThe ’s...Van Houtte 15, from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and again from 4 Infrastructure, left turn restrictions in Region will deploy two portable message p.m. to 6 p.m. the area during peak times are expected signs north and south of Wellington $14.00 / SINCEP 2001 ack of 24 Buses will be exempt from the to show “marginal benefits” to help Street and on Yonge Street on August 1 to Trattoria restriction. improve traffic in the busy corridor and Continued on page 3 Patio N Open! Green GetMountain... 10% Off Your MealTully’s Study could lead to protected $15.75When You / MentionPack This of Ad! 24 Canada Day parade will 905-895-3433 |17480 Yonge St., Newmarket twitter: @mamma_trattoria | www.mammamiatrattoria.net start at Wellington this year Lunch: TUE-FRI: 11:30AM-2:30PM • Dinner: TUE-THUR: 5-10PM “heritage landscapes” FRI & SAT: 5-10:30PM | SUN: 5-9PM By Brock Weir By Brock Weir range from parkland and open spaces to Over 100 Varieties streetscapes, cemeteries and even golf Aurora’s Canada Day Parade Wide vistas and approaches to well- courses – are an extension of protections will be shorter this year, following known historic landmarks can evoke already in place for “significant built concerns raised over “accessibility.” powerful memories and feelings for heritage” and a move to protect landscapes TBarronsimothy’s...Van Houtte Participants in this year’s Canada people who hold them dear – and these could be an opportunity to “encourage 14-40 Engelhard Drive Day Parade will gather at Wellington $14.00 / Pack of 24 landscapes could become protected in good stewardship” of identified lands Street to prepare for the parade, Aurora following a Council decision last and structures around the community.@ N.W. CornerGreen Mountain... of IndustrialTully’s Pkw y. S. which formally begins just south of SALE$15.75 / Pack of 24 week. The motion calls on a full assessment the intersection on Mosley Street. In an 8 – 1 vote, Council voted in favour and inventory of such landscapes905-751-0533 to be FURNITURE–GIFTWARE | barronshome.net According to Al Downey, Director Over 100 Varieties of a motion put forward by Councillor incorporated into Aurora’s Official Plan of Parks and Recreation for the Town K-CUPS 100+ Flavours Tom Mrakas to begin building an Review, and the compiled inventory of Aurora, the decision to shorten the Barrons inventory of what he calls “cultural sent to the Town’s Heritage Advisory 14-40 Engelhard Drive @ N.W. Corner of Industrial Pkwy. S. Continued on page 8 heritage landscapes.” Committee in September prior to Council These landscapes – which could Continued on page 13 905-751-0533 | barronshome.net Proud Recipient of the LIFETIME AWARD OF EXCELLENCE Director’s Platinum Award & Top 5% in Canada.* *Within Royal Lepage “...passion, relationship skills and commitment to follow up are outstanding... Izzi is best in class & a committed professional...” ~ Ian and Sara Izzi Popat Sales Representative 905-727-3154 [email protected] www.izzipopat.com Page 2 THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 Page 3 Page 2 THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 THE AURORAN, Thursday, June 23, 2016 Page 3 T.C.'S BURGERS EST. '93 15198 YONGE STREET, AURORA, ONTARIO 905-841-1380 FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1993! DAMIR VRANCIC COME IN TO ENJOY LAW OFFICE HAIR TODAY, GONE TOMORROW – Lester B. Public School students proudly display their new haircuts GREAT BURGERS, BUSINESS LAW, before presenting a cheque to the Canadian Cancer Society on Monday morning. REAL ESTATE, Auroran photo by Brock Weir DELICIOUS HOMEMADE WILLS & ESTATES SOUVLAKI, Bumper crop of locks raise thousands AND MORE! 905-841-6411 for Canadian Cancer Society EAT IN OR CALL AHEAD FOR Providing valued and trusted PICKUP! legal advice since 1983 By Brock Weir for the Canadian Cancer Society, I never imagined Jakob’s Cause would become so Cheers went up from her classmates big,” Jakob told the assembly. “This year, when hairstylists presented Georgia my team and I have raised over $9,000, Barrington with a Ziploc bag full of her bringing Jakob’s Cause’s three-year grand long tresses on Monday, but things didn’t total to over $22,000, all benefiting the stop there. Canadian Cancer Society. The Grade 6 student decided to take “I have a few people to thank and things a step further and asked for the without them this day wouldn’t have been hair dresser to fire up the shaver. She possible: the wonderful stylists who have was joining the boys in going all the way, volunteered their time this morning to shaving her head in the third-annual cut and shave our heads: Esther Farsalis Jakob’s Cause, which brought crowds at of James Dimitri in Aurora, Jessica and Lester B. Pearson Public School to their Lori from Becoming Hair Salon in Aurora, feet at their year-end assembly. Brigette of Yellow Orange Salon in Aurora, The initiative of fellow Grade 6 student and Bonnie and Brenda MacFarlane. Jakob Israel to raise money for the Thank you all. Canadian Cancer Society, it is now in its “I would also like to thank our third year. courageous team: Georgia, Jacob, Anthony, In the first year, Jakob went solo on stage Isobel, Elena, Charlie, Tucker, Lukas, Isaac as barbers from Yellow Orange Salon and and Sam. Yesterday, my little brother Spa did away with his curls, but since that Henry joined the team by shaving his head first outlining, the initiative has grown. too. [I’d also like to thank] amazing Mme This week, the team was 11 students strong (Wendy) Dicker and all of the people at who collectively raised $9,138 and counting LBP who have helped organize this really for the fight against cancer. cool event, and of course, everyone who “Three years ago when I asked my mom has donated over the last three years. and dad what I could do to raise money Continued on page 7 Pilot project up for further Council talks From page 1 time and queue surveys before, during communicate to motorists the left turn and after the implementation of the prohibition during peak hours. pilot project,” said Mr. Simanovskis. “The Region is investigating the use “In addition, staff will observe of a Bluetooth reader to be strategically traffic patterns and infiltration in placed to collect travel time data, as well surrounding neighbourhoods. Post- as completing additional traffic studies pilot-implementation, staff will report and observations. As this project has to Council on the findings of the pilot the potential to provide a significant program and provide recommendations.” change to the traffic operations at the… Yonge and Wellington averages 18,000 intersection as well as surrounding areas, – 20,000 vehicles per day, which is typical there is a high priority for community for arterial roads in the area, according engagement and feedback.” to Mr. Simanovskis’ report. Over the course of the pilot, the “[Accepted thresholds] could range up Town will be working with residents to 30,000 vehicles per day, according to the and businesses to keep them informed Transportation Association of Canada through advertising, online surveys, guide lines for arterial roads,” he said.
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