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Global Study To Protect Probeagle Sharks, page 8 BAPS Charity Walk To Support Osler System, page 11 TD Mosaic Festival In Mississauga , page 13 India Bans Instant Divorce For Muslims Bill Hailed As Reflecting Women’s Empowerment; Clause On Jail Terms Sparks Debate NEW DELHI _ Indian law- The more powerful lower vorce, three times _ and not nec- bill for more than a year, as the makers on Tuesday approved a house approved the bill last week. essarily consecutively, but at any ruling party lacked majority sup- bill to end the Muslim practice of It will become law after India’s time, and by any medium, includ- port in the upper house. A split in instant divorce two years after the president approves it, which is a ing telephone, text message or the opposition ranks helped the Supreme Court ruled that it vio- formality. social media post. More than 20 government cross the line. lated the constitutional rights of Most of the 170 million Mus- countries, including neighbouring Ghulam Nabi Azad, a Congress Muslim women. lims in India are Sunnis governed Pakistan and Bangladesh, have party leader, said the opposition Law Minister Ravi Shankar by the Muslim Personal Law for banned the practice. parties were opposed to a clause Prasad said the bill’s approval by family matters. The law has in- The 99-84 approval on Tuesday providing a three-year jail term the upper house of Parliament re- cluded allowing Muslim men was a victory for Prime Minister for a husband who divorced his flects the empowerment of wom- to divorce their wives by saying Narendra Modi’s government. wife in such a way, arguing that en and India’s changing profile. “Talaq,’’ the Arabic word for di- The opposition had blocked the Continued on page 2 Ottawa Thwarts Bid To Bernier Vows To Cut Probe China Policy Immigration, Build Opposition Assails Liberals For Alleged Pressure On Diplomats Border Fences Program To Sponsor Kin Will Also Be Ended

OTTAWA: Maxime Bernier says that if he becomes prime minister, his government would slash immigration and refugee numbers, build a fence to block asylum seekers from walking across the border, and end a pro- gram that lets immigrants sponsor their families to join them. With his People’s Party of Can- ada barely touching two per cent in opinion polls, the Quebec MP chose to hit one of his key themes Maxime Bernier at an event in Mississauga, Ont., . litical Islam’’ as a threat to “our “I can understand why immi- values and way of life.’’ grants would want to bring the And Canadians agree with him, rest of their extended family here, Bernier said, citing polls suggest- including older ones who will ing up to half of respondents think benefit from our health-care sys- immigration levels are too high. tem,’’ Bernier said in the prepared Continued on page 2 text for his speech Wednesday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greets patrons at a bar in downtown Vancouver early this week. evening. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward “But we cannot be the welfare OTTAWA: The federal opposi- the two former ambassadors, and rect the department to silence the state of the planet.’’ tion parties have failed in their bid other witnesses to testify. former diplomats. He pledged to reduce the num- to use a rare summer committee Conservative critic Leona Liberal MP Rob Oliphant, par- ber of immigrants admitted to hearing to press for an investiga- Alleslev said such an investiga- liamentary secretary to the for- Canada each year to 100,000 or tion that would force top officials tion would have shed light on eign affairs minister, said during 150,000 at most, if the economy and the foreign affairs minister to Liberal efforts to end Canada’s the committee meeting the focus and “other circumstances’’ allow explain the Liberal government’s deepening diplomatic row with should remain on ensuring the that many. Canada currently ad- China policy in detail. China, and helped Canadians un- safety of two Canadians held in mits about 350,000 immigrants. The Conservatives and NDP derstand if the government had China, as well the livelihoods of Bernier said Canada must look had called for the meeting in tried to “muzzle’’ two diplomats. farmers and others affected by the after its own citizens first, and fo- response to allegations that the David Mulroney and Guy ongoing trade dispute. cus on newcomers who bring eco- Prime Minister’s Office had at- Saint-Jacques told The Globe and Oliphant said the contact with nomic value to the country. tempted to innappropriately pres- Mail newspaper last week they the two former ambassadors was He denounced “mass immigra- sured two former ambassadors had been contacted by an offi- part of an effort to ensure Cana- tion’’ and “extreme multicultural- Broker to China into checking with the cial from Global Affairs Canada. dians were speaking “with an ism,’’ saying that these policies BROKER government before making pub- Mulroney said the official had informed voice,’’ but not “one would lead to”social conflicts and lic statements. asked him to clear future com- voice.’’ There was an intention to potentially violence.’’ These ideas REMAX REAL ESTATE CENTRE INC., BROKERAGE But Liberals on the foreign af- ments with Global Affairs and inform, an intention to engage, it have nothing to do with freedom, fairs committee shot down a mo- that the request had come from was misunderstood and heard as his speech said, but rather “a very tion in Tuesday’s meeting that the PMO. an intention to somehow direct,’’ dangerous type of social engi- would have called Foreign Af- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Oliphant told reporters following neering.’’ fairs Minister Chrystia Freeland, has insisted his office did not di- the meeting. He identified “Islamism or po- SNC Cloud Lifts As Liberals Close In On Tories OTTAWA: A new poll con- At 12-per-cent support among truly random sample. Leger vice- ducted for The Canadian Press Leger’s respondents, the Greens president Christian Bourque said seems to show the cloud of the were slightly ahead of the New in an interview that the Liberals SNC-Lavalin controversy is lift- Democrats’ 11 per cent. The Bloc are just about back to levels of ing for the federal Liberals, who Quebecois was favoured by four support that they had prior to the now face a closer fight with the per cent and Maxime Bernier’s SNC-Lavalin controversy. Conservatives less than three People’s Party of Canada was at The controversy saw Prime months to go until the election. three per cent. Minister Justin Trudeau slide In a survey conducted earlier The latest poll was conducted for the first time in this mandate this month, the polling firm Leger among 1,536 Canadians who are from being the top choice for Ca- found 36-per-cent support among eligible to vote and were recruit- nadians in the upcoming election, decided voters for the Conserva- ed from an online panel main- Bourque said. tives, versus 33 per cent for the tained for the purpose. “We saw a (national) jump Liberals. In its report, Leger said it can- from 36 up to 40 per cent for the The firm says support for the conducted a survey in June, while not provide a margin of error Conservatives in late April in Tories has dipped by two percent- support for the Liberals has gone for an internet panel because sort of the peak of that crisis and age points since the last time it up by four percentage points. the method doesn’t provide a Continued on page 3 A-2 | Friday, August 2, 2019 Front Page www.WeeklyVoice.com THE WEEKLY VOICE Bernier Rejects Charges Of Racism New Code Of EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Bala Menon

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Asha J Singhh acceptance of Canadian ``societal lar one in Quebec _ and to rely on Bernier’s text said. ``I have said The Canadian Radio-television norms.’’ private sponsorships for funding many times that racists and bigots photographer and Telecommunications Com- He cited one of his nominees in new immigrants rather than gov- are not welcome in our party. We Manohar Sagoo mission said Wednesday that the Ontario, Salim Mansur, who has ernment support. care about shared values, culture code will apply specifically to Gross Circulation: 30,000 written that official multicultural- His speech said that a People’s and identity. You can be of any ten of Canada’s largest internet CCNA Verified Circulation: 29,997 ism is a lie. Party government would focus on ethnic background or faith and service providers but it wants all Aug 14, 2015 ``A lie based on the idea that all religious minorities in majority- be a Canadian if you share fun- ISPs to live by the same princi- (Printed at Toronto Star) cultures are equal,’’ Bernier said. Muslim countries and ``members damental Canadian values, learn ples. ``A lie destructive of our Western of sexual minorities,’’ instead of about our history and culture, and Among other things, the inter- liberal democratic heritage, tradi- refugees identified by the United integrate in our society.’’ net code aims to make contracts, policies and pricing easier to un- All advertising in The Weekly derstand. 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CANADIAN OWNED CANADA PROUD mission for Complaints for Tele- com-television Services, will ad- minister the internet code _ as it already does for separate codes for wireless and television ser- vice providers. In extreme cases the CCTS can require a company to provide up to $5,000 in compensation per complaint, although it primarily works to resolve issues through advice and consultation with the providers. The CCTS’s mandate specifi- cally excludes the industry’s sales and marketing practices, which were the subject of five days of CRTC public hearings required by Navdeep Bains, minister of in- novation, science and economic development.. Scott said the inquiry and the internet code both deal with the treatment of consumers ``but the issues are separate.’’ Bains issued a statement that concluded the internet code is ``a welcome addition to our govern- ment’s work to protect Canadian consumers as it will empower Canadians to demand fair treat- ment from their internet service providers’’. Consumer-advocacy group OpenMedia said the code is ``a definitely a step in the right direc- tion’’ by requiring better contract clarity but doesn’t go far enough because it doesn’t address ag- gressive and misleading sales practices. The Canadian Internet Reg- istration Authority, registrar of the dot-ca domains, said the new code offers short-term relief but the best long-term solution is ``greater competition and con- sumer choice’’ in the telecommu- nications sector. 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The 10 large ISPs listed by the CRTC are: Bell Canada, Cogeco, Eastlink, Northwestel, Rogers Communications, SaskTel, Shaw Telecom, Telus, Quebecor’s Vid- eotron and Xplornet. www.WeeklyVoice.com Front/national Friday, August 2, 2019 | A-3 Analysts List Worst & Best Roads In Ontario Study By Insurance Firm Based On Driving Records - Including Tickets, At-Fault Collisions TORONTO: Ontario’s overall Top 10 Best Cities: worst cities for drivers with a North York Brampton ticket, collision, or a combina- Toronto Scarborough tion of the two are Orangeville, East York York Bradford, and Woodstock, while Etobicoke Thornhill the province’s best are North Mississauga Oakville York, Toronto, and East York, according to a new study from Location, insurance history, InsuranceHotline.com. the type of car driven, and a Using insurance quotes from person’s driving record are key 2018 and 2019, analysts from factors in determining auto insur- InsuranceHotline.com looked at ance rates. Traffic ticket convic- the details entered by car insur- tions affect insurance rates for at ance shoppers to calculate the least three years and accidents highest averages in three catego- On left: Orangeville. Pic: orangeville.ca. On right: A York Street. Pic: toronto.ca stay on record for at least six. ries: tickets, at-fault collisions, or category at 9.4 percent, followed from Woodstock report they have Top 10 Worst Cities: Insurance companies calculate both, on a driver’s record. by Bradford and Sault Ste. Marie had a crash. their rates differently, meaning These are infractions and col- at 8.4 percent. “By looking at driving pat- Orangeville Orillia that a change in a driver’s record lisions that drivers admitted On average, 6.9 percent of terns across Ontario, we wanted Bradford Thunder might affect which insurer is the having while comparing quotes drivers in the province admit to to remind Canadians that a driv- Woodstock Bay right one for them. and could have occurred in their having at least one ticket on their ing record is a significant factor Sault Ste. St. Thomas About the Study: Collision and hometown or anywhere their driving record; however, driv- in determining insurance premi- Marie Caledon ticket data are based on the de- travels have taken them. ers from Caledon report in at 15 ums,” said Anne Marie Thomas, Brantford Barrie tails entered by shoppers getting Among the key findings: percent and Orangeville at 13.2 InsuranceHotline.com.“Even Ontario auto insurance quotes Approximately 3.5 percent of percent. one collision or ticket on your Ontarians with poor driving at InsuranceHotline.com from Ontario drivers admit to having While 8.9 percent of Ontario record can increase premiums by history usually pay high insur- January 1, 2018 to April 30, at least one at-fault crash and drivers admit to having been in- as much as five percent for one ance rates,” said Thomas. “And, 2019. To be included in the study one ticket on their record. 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A-4 | Friday, August 2, 2019 national www.WeeklyVoice.com Rural Internet, Cell Phone Service Get Big Boost Ontario’s $315 Million Plan Will Connect Up To 220,000 New Homes And Businesses LUCAN: Families and busi- long for help getting better broad- nesses in rural and remote com- band,” said McNaughton. “Our munities can look forward to government is taking action so high-speed internet and better families don’t have to drive to fast cell phone service, Premier Doug food restaurants or local libraries Ford has announced. to get good wifi.” Joined by Laurie Scott, Minis- • In the 2019 Ontario Budget, ter of Infrastructure; Ernie Harde- the provincial government an- man, Minister of Agriculture; and nounced $315 million over the Monte McNaughton, Member of next five years for broadband and Provincial Parliament for Lamb- cellular expansion. ton—Kent—Middlesex and Min- • Ontario has committed $71 ister of Labour, Ford announced million toward the $213 million the province’s first-ever, $315 Eastern Ontario Regional Net- million plan to improve and ex- work project to improve cellular pand service to help people stay and mobile broadband in up to connected. 99 per cent of the region where “Our government is committed people live, work and travel. to help businesses, families, and • Ontario is supporting the farms stay connected - no matter Southwestern Integrated Fibre where they live,” said Ford. “Too Technology (SWIFT) project in many families and businesses in Southwestern Ontario, the Niaga- rural and remote communities The plan includes a $150 mil- nections for up to 220,000 homes digital world, being disconnected ra Region and the Town of Cale- are being left behind. Open for lion commitment for a new broad- and businesses. means being disadvantaged. This don, committing up to $63.7 mil- Business has to mean Open for band fund, which will leverage “Too many people, especially must change.” lion in funding toward SWIFT’s Everybody. Our investment will private sector funding along with those living in rural and remote “Bringing broadband internet total project costs of more than get shovels in the ground, get in- support from other levels of gov- communities, do not have access to rural Ontario is a win for every- $190 million. frastructure built, and get people ernment, to drive investment and to reliable internet access,” said body,” said Hardeman. “It helps • Ontario is also addressing and business connected. With our expansion to unserved and under- Scott. “It means they can’t work kids with their homework, farms barriers to infrastructure expan- plan, businesses, families and served communities. Ontario’s from home, stay connected to with their operations and busi- sion by maximizing the use of ex- workers can count on an Ontario plan is expected to generate up to family and friends, or access pub- nesses to grow and create jobs isting assets and programs to cut that will move faster than ever $1 billion in total investment over lic services such as health care in their communities. “Families red tape to encourage broadband before.” five years, resulting in new con- and education. In our increasingly in rural Ontario have waited too and cellular expansion Some Southern Ontario Waterways Now As Govt. Agencies Cannot Sponsor Salty As The Ocean Says WWF Canada Events For TORONTO: Road salt levels in southern Ontario waterways have Politicians hit record highs, making some as TORONTO: . New amend- salty as the ocean, environmental ments to Ontariio’s Financial Ad- advocates said Wednesday as they ministration Act prohibit minis- called for measures to mitigate tries, provincial agencies and the the impact on species and ecosys- two hydro entities (OPG and the tems. Independent Electricity System World Wildlife Fund Canada Operator) from paying to attend said its new maps tracking chlo- or sponsor events where a politi- ride from road salt show levels cian is the main speaker. in many rural and urban southern Peter Bethlenfalvy, President Ontario waterways are increasing of the Treasury Board. “As stew- dangerously. ards of public finances, we must Salt’s chloride component is The Credit River in Mississauga. Pic: Joe deSousa/Wiki. CC0 put structures in place that direct toxic to freshwater species and litre. Hendriks said a few years More than seven million tonnes well to get them to reduce their spending towards what matters ecosystems, compromising habi- ago, people found a blue crab in of road salt are used in Canada salt use, she said. most..” tats for fish, frogs, mussels and Cooksville Creek in Mississauga, each winter by public road agen- Residents, too, are overestimat- This provision was introduced other creatures, and endangering Ont., and couldn’t explain how it cies, while use by small towns ing how much salt is needed, Hen- as part of the 2019 Budget Bill, their survival during the spring got there. and private sector companies is driks said, adding it only takes the and comes into force on July and summer spawning season, the “Blue crab is an ocean crab not currently tracked in Ontario, equivalent of a small pill bottle to 1,. The amendments apply to organization said. but it was thriving a freshwater the organization said. melt ice from a city sidewalk slab. events where the main speaker “Basically it’s lethal levels of stream. So how do we begin to re- The federal government has re- “People just don’t often con- is a:Federal or provincial min- salt we’re seeing,’’ said Elizabeth verse that trend?’’ she said. leased standards on the use of road nect that what we do on the land, ister of the Crown, or territorial Hendriks, WWF Canada’s vice- The maps released Wednesday salt but those are not the same as especially in winter when we’re minister; Member of the Senate president of freshwater. are based on provincial data col- regulations, Hendriks said. not thinking about our lakes and of Canada, the House of Com- She said healthy levels for lected during the summer months The Ontario government, streams as much ... (with how it) mons or the legislative assembly aquatic life should be less than and allow researchers to compare meanwhile, has listed salt con- impacts our lakes and streams,’’ of a province or territory Leader 120 micrograms per litre, but the chloride levels going back rough- tamination as a major issue in its she said. of a federal, provincial or territo- maps show some areas in south- ly a decade, according to WWF environmental plan, she said. It’s “That salt doesn’t disappear rial political party orMember of a ern Ontario currently have levels Canada. The most recent numbers important to work with the private come spring, it just flows into our municipal council in Canada (in- greater than 1000 micrograms per date back to 2016. and commercial organizations as lakes and rivers.’’ cluding mayors)

August 16-18 August 23-25 www.WeeklyVoice.com National Friday, August 2, 2019 | A-5 Construction Begins For Boost For Public Highways 401 & 409 Transit In GTHA TORONTO: Ontario is setting ter Scott. “Ontario’s investment into motion moves to improve towards these projects will build transit services in crucial areas. and improve urban transit net- Eleven municipalities across works and extend services that GO Transit Rail Tunnels the GTHA can apply for funding will transform the way people to support new transit projects live, move and work.” TORONTO: Tunnel construc- through the Investing in Canada “These projects represent a tion has begun on two rail tunnels Infrastructure Program Public step forward in helping people under Highways 401 and 409, Transit Stream. These projects, and goods move around the which will make way for more including the five transit projects GTHA quickly and efficiently,” GO train service on the Kitchener nominated in Toronto and York said Caroline Mulroney, Minister corridor. Region in May could unlock up of Transportation. “The Ontario government is to $12.45 billion in federal and “We are keeping our promise to keeping its promise and build- provincial funding. invest in and build better public ing better public transit for com- “People in Ontario count on in- transit,” said Kinga Surma, Asso- muters in the Greater Toronto frastructure to get to work, shop ciate Minister of Transportation and Hamilton Area,” said Kinga and get home to their families,” (GTA). “Our economy, our com- Surma, Associate Minister of said Laurie Scott, Minister of In- munities and our families all rely Transportation, who announced frastructure. “Our government’s on good transit infrastructure. We the start of work. investments in the GTHA will are making strategic investments “The new rail tunnels under make public transit infrastruc- across the GTA that will drive job Highways 401 and 409 will al- A commuter waits to board a GO train in Oakville, Ont. File ture better, safer and more acces- creation and reduce travel time.” low us to add more trains and picture: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Rich Buchan sible.” • Applications for funding will more service to the Kitchener The Province will continue to close on October 24, 2019. Line, bringing us one step closer these infrastructure upgrades are Province’s GO Rail Expansion work with the federal govern- • The eligible municipalities to two-way, all-day service along helping to increase capacity for program that will improve and ment, and ask that it further in- that can apply for funding are the Kitchener GO line.” the GO Transit system and move expand GO train service into a crease funding towards priority Brampton, Burlington, Durham The project includes construc- more people in the Greater To- two-way, all-day rapid transit transit projects. Region, Halton Hills, Hamilton, tion of two rail tunnels under ronto and Hamilton Area.” service every 15 minutes on core “Our economy, our communi- Milton, Mississauga, Oakville, Highways 401 and 409 to accom- This project is part of the work segments of the GO Rail net- ties and our families all rely on Peel Region, Toronto and York modate two additional tracks, already underway to support the work. good infrastructure,” said Minis- Region. future signaling and communica- tions infrastructure. The twin tunnels are being con- structed underneath 21 live lanes of Highways 401 and 409, one of the busiest sections of highway in North America. Toronto Tunnel Partners is the project consortium building the tunnels. The project is expected to be completed by late 2021. The value of the con- tract is approximately $116.9 million. “Constructing under one of the busiest stretches of highway is no easy task, but by working with Toronto Tunnel Partners, we are excited to use innova- tive engineering techniques for tunnelling that will allow us to bring more trains and more ser- vice to customers faster, giving them the service they need to get them to where they need to go,” said Stephanie Davies, Executive Vice President, GO Expansion at Metrolinx. “We are pleased that Toronto Tunnel Partners is making great progress to build an additional tunnel underneath a 21-lane sec- tion of Hwy 401,” said Ehren Cory, President and CEO, Infra- structure Ontario. “Collectively, ‘Arctic Ports Need Urgent Investment’ Climate change has hurt the northern economy in ways few southern Canadians can appreci- ate, says Northwest Territories Premier Bob McLeod, but he also wants to make sure his territory benefits from increased shipping traffic as Arctic sea ice recedes. “It’s getting harder to resupply our communities,’’ Bob McLeod said in an interview Tuesday from Saskatoon, where he spoke at the Pacific Northwest Economic Re- gion summit. “We rely a lot on ice roads. Their life span is getting shorter and shorter,’’ he said. And disappearing wildlife has made it tougher to put food on the table. “A lot of people can only afford to live in the Arctic be- cause they’re able to harvest their food off the land,’’ McLeod said. At the same time, McLeod said he sees opportunities in an- other effect of climate change _ the Beaufort Sea staying clear of ice for longer each year.“It’s very timely now to do some strategic investing and planning.’’ McLeod said he wants to see at least three ports in his territory support increased shipping traffic in the North, along with more ice- breakers.He has been urging Ot- tawa to take a stronger stand on asserting Arctic sovereignty, as China, Russia and other interna- tional players look to stake their claims to our traditional northern shipping routes. A-6 | Friday, August 2, 2019 Opinion/feature www.WeeklyVoice.com ‘Surveillance Capitalism’ Turning Kids Into ‘Voodoo Dolls’ Big Data Panel Chair Zooms In On Role Of High-Tech Companies In Protecting Privacy & Rights

OTTAWA: The world’s law- tech companies, said Davidson. makers have a duty to protect Mark Ryland, a director in the children from being turned into office of the chief information “voodoo dolls’’ by the “surveil- security officer for Amazon Web lance capitalism’’ of major high- Services, testified Amazon makes tech companies, says the Canadi- it very clear that consent is part an chair of the international grand of the Alexa experience, and that committee on big data, privacy customers can delete any collect- and democracy. ed data if they like. Conservative MP Bob Zim- “Alexa is listening for a key- mer offered that summary as the word _ an ‘awake’ word _ that multinational group of legislators alerts the system you want to in- wrapped its third and final day of teract with it in some fashion,’’ hearings of Parliament Hill on said Ryland. “There’s a light on Wednesday. The committee is the device that tells you it is ac- Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Chair Bob Zimmer and examining the role of internet gi- tive and subsequent sound in members of the International Grand Committee on Big Data, Privacy and Democracy at a news ants in safeguarding privacy and the room is then streamed to the conference in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld democratic rights. cloud.’’ Over three days, the MPs have kids. It’s all for a buck,’’ said LinkedIn networking site and Mi- Echo, the hardware that runs the That stream is then taken grilled representatives from Zimmer. “We’re responsible to crosoft (which bought it in 2016) Alexa service, is a wonderful through a “language-processing Facebook, Amazon and other do something about that. We care are integrated, said Collins. “I product but when he recently ex- system’’ that produces a tran- tech titans, and they lamented about our kids. We don’t want don’t understand why companies amined what his family had re- script of the conversation, said the fact the household names that to see them turned into voodoo are unwilling to talk openly about corded and stored, he found the Ryland. “You can see a full list of head those and other organiza- dolls, to be controlled by the al- the tools they put in place. People archive included conversations what you’ve said; you can delete tions ignored requests to testify. mighty dollar and capitalism.’’ may consent to use these tools among his young children. any one of those. Those will im- They were replaced by lower- Liberal and New Democrat but do they understand the extent “I was shocked, honestly, and mediately get removed from the level officials who, in some cases, MPs on the committee shared of the data they’re sharing when my family was shocked to see database,’’ he said. “I think it’s declined to answer questions be- that view in a rare show of do- they do,’’ said Collins. these recordings of our young very clear, the consent is part of cause they said they didn’t have mestic political unity. That was The privacy implications of children from years ago that are the experience.’’ the big-picture knowledge of evident across international lines one popular online tool came un- in the cloud and stored about us. The Alexa-gathered informa- their celebrity bosses. as well. der scrutiny during Wednesday’s It’s not to say that something was tion Amazon does store “be- Zimmer said the hearings have British MP Damian Collins, testimony. done wrong, or unlawfully,’’ Da- comes part of your account in- been useful as he watches his the committee co-chair, said the A security executive for the in- vidson said. “But users have no formation just like if you were own four children, aged 15 to 21, hearings have shown how the ternet-browser company Mozilla idea _ they have no idea this data buying books on our website and “getting more and more addicted companies were “unwilling to an- said he was shocked by the re- is out there and they don’t know therefore could influence’’ other to these phones.’’ swer direct questions about how cordings of his family that were how it’s going to be used in the things the company might pres- “When you see from surveil- they gather data and how they use collected and retained by Ama- future either.’’ ent to a customer “that you might lance capitalism, the whole drive, it.’’ zon’s popular Alexa voice-acti- Internet companies need to be interested in,’’ said Ryland. the whole business model is to That includes testimony by vated interactive speakers. give customers more “granular’’ Speaking to reporters, Ryland keep them glued to that phone witnesses who couldn’t explain Alan Davidson, Mozilla’s vice- consent options for how specific said the company will “continue despite the bad health that that how Facebook and Amazon in- president of global policy, trust pieces of personal information to publicize people’s ability to brings to those children _ our teract, or how data from the and security, said the Amazon are collected and used by high- control their data.’’ - CP The Life Cycle Of A Cannabis Plant From Seed To Store... TORONTO: Licensed can- the coveted cannabinoid-filled encouraged to grow up and out. that contain the active ingredients is cleared for the manufactur- nabis producers are ramping up flower. This is done by controlling the in the plant called cannabinoids. ing process, said Chris Lucky, production to address shortages “Every plant in the greenhouse amount of light the plant receives. The best-known cannabinoids are CannTrust’s vice-president of that have plagued the pot market is a female plant,’’ said Michael If the plant receives 18 hours of tetrahydrocannabinol and canna- supply chain and manufacturing. since legalization in October, but Camplin, general manager of daylight or more in a given day, bidiol, known as THC and CBD. On average, it takes 10 to 11 days the time required to grow the av- CannTrust’s Niagara-area cul- it will continue to grow without Trichomes also contain terpenes, to get the lab results back. erage marijuana plant means con- tivation facility. “There are no producing any flower, Camplin the fragrant oils which produce a Once the buds pass the appro- sumers likely have a few more males allowed in this facility.’’ said. unique taste and smell. priate tests, the pot is then either weeks to wait. Growing a new plant from cut- 4) Flowering: Getting the The plants are cut and cannabis packaged for sale or put through Cannabis lives up to its nick- tings produces genetically identi- plant to produce flowers involves buds are mechanically separated an extraction process to produce name and grows like a weed, but cal plants, allowing producers to convincing it that autumn is ap- from the stems and leaves, before cannabis oil. the plant needs as many as 18 generate cannabis from a certain proaching, which means cutting being inspected and then trimmed 8) Extraction: The buds weeks to progress from seed to strain with particular characteris- back on the light cycle. by hand, Camplin said. chosen to produce oils are put harvest before it even moves on tics, he said. “Marijuana plants are very 6) Drying: The fresh canna- through an industrial-sized to processing and packaging. “It’s called a mother plant be- light sensitive, and they are trig- bis flower is then dried on racks grinder and then baked. Similar Licensed producer CannTrust cause it’s producing basically gered to go into flower when the for up to two weeks. The buds to when cannabis is smoked, the walked The Canadian Press children,’’ Camplin said. “It’s day length shortens in nature, as are then stored in loosely closed heating process activates the in- through their cultivation and pro- producing young plants that will the summer starts to turn into plastic bags in large bins, which gredients within the bud that pro- cessing facilities to get a close have the same characteristics as fall,’’ he said. “The days get help to control the humidity, for vide the medicinal effects, Anna look at the process. Here are the the mother.’’ shorter, and the plant knows that two weeks. Jakobsmeier, CannTrust’s direc- various life stages of the cannabis 2) Seedling: Small cuttings are it’s time to reproduce.’’ “That equalizes the moisture tor of extraction and refinement, plant: from seed to plant to pro- taken from the mother plants and Mimicking the change in sea- level, and every day they’re said. “We’re manipulating it to cessing and packaging. planted into a moist starter cube sons by shortening the daylight opened and stirred _ or burped as now provide the medicine.” 1) Seed/Cutting:Most com- in a low light and high humidity period to 12 hours will prompt they say in the drying room _ and The baked cannabis is then mercial cannabis growers skip the environment. the plant to flower and produced closed back up,’’ Camplin said. placed into an extraction machine seed stage and grow new plants “They’re literally babied the desired bud. Keeping them in the closed that uses heated and pressurized from cuttings of established along,’’ Camplin said. The time needed for a plant to bins also help the buds retain the carbon dioxide to separate the ones, as seeds take longer and are After two weeks, the roots start flower depends on the strain, but terpenes, he said. cannabinoids from the plant. prone to genetic variation, which to sprout through the starter cube it can range from as little as seven Once the drying is complete, “You’re removing the cannabi- can affect product quality. and the seedling is transplanted weeks to as much as 10 weeks, the bud is graded by size. Larger noids, as well as some other com- Cuttings are taken from so- to a larger cube. After an addi- Camplin said. buds are usually preferred for ponents of the plant, but you’re called “mother plants’’ grown tional two weeks of growth, the 5) Harvesting dried flower sales while smaller leaving behind the actual dried for the purpose of genetic clon- young cannabis plant is moved to Once the flowering plant has buds are often earmarked for oil, product,’’ she said. ing. The moniker stems from the a slightly larger base. reached the desired stage, it is he said. The resulting liquid containing fact that they must be female _ 3) Vegetative state: Once be- time to harvest. The plant’s flower 7) Testing and processing the cannabinoids is mixed with male plants produce pollen and yond the seedling stage, the plant or bud is coated in tiny, glistening At this stage, the cannabis a carrier oil known as Medium seeds but female plants produce enters the vegetative state and is hair-like glands called trichomes is tested for quality before it Chain Triglycerides or MCT oil. The oil is then bottled or put into capsules and packaged for sale. 9) Packaging and Labelling The finished products are pack- aged and labelled as per Health Canada’s guidelines, which in- clude strict limits on the use of colours, graphics and logos. Products destined for Canada’s adult use market receive an ex- cise stamp, which indicate that the product was produced legally and that applicable duties were paid. Each product must have a stamp corresponding to the prov- ince or territory where it will be sold. Complications with the stamp were blamed by many pot pro- ducers for causing a bottleneck in the supply chain, contributing to the shortage. Problems cited by producers included a delay in re- ceiving the stamps, as well as the VISITORS, need for glue to affix the stamps, which slowed down the process. 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Researchers estimated a bag or under their arm. food prices will rise between 1.5 Rafael erected her little free and 3.5 per cent this year, accord- pantry about two years ago as ing to an annual report, with veg- part of a growing movement to etables outpacing all other cat- Melissa Rafael checks the stock of a free food pantry she erected on her property to help ease food insecurity in her neighbourhood, in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christopher Katsarov help neighbours struggling with egories with a four to six per cent food insecurity. Several such anticipated jump. Meanwhile, shame people may feel around have relied on her pantry in the to the local food bank instead. pantries have already popped up food purchased from stores rose needing help. past. At least one Canadian food around Canada and while they do in price four per cent from May “Everybody goes up to the proj- One or two naysayers ex- bank in Mississauga, Ont., put up offer some relief to those unable 2018 to May 2019, according to ect the exact same way _ whether pressed concerns over the pos- a little pantry to help people ac- to afford a meal, some say it isn’t Statistics Canada’s most recent you’re putting food in or taking sibility of the pantry drawing cess food during off hours, said the most effective way to feed the data, with a 16.7 per cent jump in food out. So no one knows what ill-intentioned people to the area, Hatch. hungry. fresh vegetable costs. position you’re in,’’ she said. she said, but nothing bad has ever “Having another source of food “I wanted something simple Jessica McClard started the McClard stocked the pantry happened. for those that need emergency that you can access any time,’’ Little Free Pantry project with a with diapers, cereal, peanut but- But not all experiences have food, it can’t hurt,’’ he said. said Rafael, who needs to refill pilot pantry in May 2016 in Ar- ter, feminine hygiene products, been so positive. The Harmony But these types of pantries are her pantry more frequently de- kansas outside of her church to and other toiletries and food Church in Brantford, Ont., shut- still relatively rare, he noted, add- pending on the time of year _ help tackle food insecurity in her items. She snapped a photo, tered its pantry after about a year ing he’s only aware of the one in sometimes as often as once a day. area where she said there’s a lot shared it on social media and and a half, said Ruth Bond in an Mississauga, a city of more than She buys some of the dry goods of hidden need. watched the interest grow. email. 700,000 people, according to the and toiletries herself, and puts The Little Free Library proj- Now, there are more than 650 Vandalism played a role in that 2016 census. out calls on neighbourhood social ect served as her inspiration. The such pantries in several countries, decision, said Bond, adding the Food banks also offer other media groups for donations from non-profit organization started in including several in Canada, ac- door was ripped off its hinges benefits these pantries can’t pro- others. 2009 with a miniature replica of a cording to a map on the project’s twice. vide. Patrons receive fresh food The inability to afford food is single-room schoolhouse storing website. But that only includes But the congregation also and dairy products, he said, rath- a problem for many people living books for others to take for free. pantries where the steward added couldn’t keep up with demand er than just non-perishable items. in Canada.People visited Canadi- The “take a book, leave a book’’ their pantry online, and McClard and felt they couldn’t monitor Food banks also connect people an food banks nearly 1.1 million concept has since grown to over believes there are many more she equitable distribution of dona- with other social services. times in March 2018, according 80,000 little libraries in 91 coun- doesn’t know about. tions, she said, with reports of “It’s not going to _ I think _ to Food Banks Canada’s most tries, including Canada, accord- Most of Rafael’s neighbours one woman stopping by every give them the quality of the food, recent hunger count. Food banks ing to its website. and passersby react positively, night to fill up her cart with the the frequency of the food that served nearly 5.7 million meals She felt that could be a good she said, and she’s even received pantry’s contents. The congrega- they typically need that you get and snacks that month. model to eliminate some of the thank you notes from folks who tion now sends its food donations out of a full-service food bank.’’ Third Annual Mississauga Bike Challenge Is Now On For Trillium! MISSISSAUGA: City resi- A generous community mem- fortable on your bike. Trips less On August 10th Mississauga available to ensure the security dents are being challenged to to ber is donating $1 to the Trillium than five kilometres are easily Bike Challenge is partnering with of all bicycles during the event. get on their bikes and ride in sup- Health Partners Foundation for bikeable. 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LONDON, ON: Mackerel sharks are large, fast-swimming apex predators that include Hol- lywood heavy hitters like great whites (Jaws), mako (Deep Blue Sea) and the now-extinct Mega- lodon (Meg). One of the smallest mackerel sharks is the porbeagle – on aver- age less than two metres long – and it’s one of the most critically endangered species of shark too. A new study from Western University, Queen’s University Belfast and Inland Fisheries Ire- land presents findings that will be crucial in helping porbeagles re- cover from 50 years of overfish- ing. Published by ICES Journal of Marine Science, the study in- cludes valuable insights into por- beagle migratory patterns which will help shape long-term solu- tions for population management. In the Atlantic Ocean, porbea- gles have two fairly distinct pop- ulations: off eastern Canada be- tween Newfoundland and South Carolina and a northeastern pop- Paul Mensink from Western’s nile porbeagles, and that those ju- we so desperately need to devel- ulation between the Barents Sea Department of Biology and his veniles may return to the same or op robust and effective manage- (Norway-Russia) and Africa. collaborators from Queen’s Uni- nearby sites year after year. ment plans for these species.” The latter population (in the versity Belfast and Inland Fisher- Remarkably, one of the tagged The study also showed that northeast) has been listed as criti- ies Ireland analyzed a long-term sharks moved from Ireland all porbeagle sharks appear to be ar- cally endangered by the Interna- mark-and-recapture dataset from the way to Canada, marking the riving into northern Irish coastal tional Union for Conservation the Marine Sport Fish Tagging first time this type of transatlan- waters earlier and earlier each of Nature (IUCN) due to a long Programme which tagged 268 tic movement had ever been re- year, potentially indicating a history of overfishing and exploi- porbeagle sharks over 47 years, corded. shift in their long-term migratory tation. mainly in Irish waters. “It’s incredible, there are 71 movements. After the population in the The Marine Sportfish Tag- species of elasmobranchs, spe- William Roche from Inland northeastern Atlantic Ocean ging Programme is a collabora- cies like sharks, rays and skates, Fisheries Ireland says, “This crashed (and commercial fishing tion between Inland Fisheries in Irish waters and several of study shows the value of such Paul Mensink from of porbeagles was subsequently Ireland and recreational anglers them are now critically endan- long-term tagging programmes Western University banned), fisheries continued on and is one of the longest-running gered,” says Mensink. and highlights the need for con- Canada’s east coast until 2013 shark tagging programmes in the The dataset revealed that Irish “Our study demonstrates how tinued cooperation at the inter- and now this porbeagle popula- world, with over 40,000 individ- waters may act as a persistent citizen science programmes can national level to safeguard this tion is also in danger. ual sharks tagged. summer gathering site for juve- help provide the vital information iconic shark species.” Ontario Acting To Ward Off Deadly Deer Disease TORONTO: Ontario’s Government is taking steps to ensure sustainable wildlife populations and continued hunting oppor- tunities for future generations. The Government has developed a plan to allow the province to act quickly if Chron- ic Wasting Disease (CWD) - a progressive, fatal brain disease that mostly affects deer and elk - is discovered in Ontario. “We are committed to maintaining sus- tainable wildlife populations and support- ing an industry that creates jobs and makes an important economic contribution to our province,” said John Yakabuski, Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry. “While the disease has not been detected in Ontar- io, we believe an enhanced CWD preven- tion program will help protect the prov- ince’s wildlife from this fatal disease.” Chronic Wasting Disease can also affect moose and caribou. While not in Ontario, revised Ontario Chronic Wasting Disease minimize the risk of CWD entering CWD was recently discovered in deer in • In 2017 recreational deer hunting gen- Surveillance and Response Plan and pos- or spreading within Ontario.They will be erated $275 million for Ontario’s econo- Quebec, close to the Ontario border. It has sible changes to the Fish and Wildlife Con- posted for comment on the Environmental also been found in all six states bordering my. servation Act. Registry for 45 days, beginning Monday, • Since 2002, MNRF has tested more this province. These proposals would make sure we June 10. The Ministry is looking for input on a than 12,000 wild deer and elk for CWD; have the right mechanisms in place to QUICK FACTS all test results were negative. Canada Geese Getting Culled, Given Away As Food In Denver DENVER: Thousands of Canada geese For years, Denver officials have been are reportedly descending upon Denver, trying to deal with its geese problem. pooping everywhere, eating all the plants They have tried oiling the eggs of moth- and harassing people. er geese. The oil would stop embryo devel- Now, Denver’s parks and recreation opment and they wouldn’t hatch. In turn, department (DPR) has decided it has had the mother wouldn’t mate and produce enough of the creatures.. more eggs because she would be busy in- Federal crews recently corralled hun- cubating the oiled eggs. Last year, 3,000 dreds of Canada geese into a fenced area eggs were oiled. at City Park where they were destroyed. Officials even tried using a “Goosina- “It’s like a morgue,” Linda Gallegos told tor,” a remote-controlled robot that looks the Denver Post. “It’s empty.” like a predator to geese, to scare them. It is estimated that 5,000 geese come However, these measures were not into Denver every year, producing up to enough. “There’s no vegetation. They’ve thousands of pounds of feces and pollut- eaten everything. There’s poop every- ing the city’s waterways, Scott Gilmore, where on the ground. There’s algae start- the city’s parks manager, told the Den- ing to bloom in the lake,” Gilmore told verite newspaper. In addition, the Canada CPR.A spokesperson for the USDA (the geese populations have become aggressive body that manages the goose cull) told the to residents and have taken over parks. Denverite that killings follow the Ameri- The parks and recreation department can Veterinary Medical Association guide- then decided to work with federal and lines, which allow death by gunshots, in- state governments to kill off nearly half jections and gas. the city’s geese population. And, instead Animal advocates have spoken out of tossing their carcasses into a landfill, against the practice. However, the practice the department said it would look into dis- of slaughtering geese isn’t new. In 2016, tributing the meat to charities, like a food to deal with their abundant goose popula- bank. tions, Parksville, B.C., culled 484 geese If the meat is “suitable for human con- for the first time. It was done in partner- sumption” it will be donated to charitable ship with Indigenous groups The geese organizations and wildlife rehabilitation were shot in the head with a bolt and their facilities, the DPR website states. meat was used by the Indigenous groups. www.WeeklyVoice.com GT20 SPECIAL Friday, August 2, 2019 | A-9 Don’t Forget To Watch Clash Of Titans This Saturday at GT20

By Shazia Malik and Daren Sammy are coming Brampton – Get ready for to the city. Thus, the matches all the drama, excitement and have been opening to full a lot of sixes that are expected houses and a 12 times surge in at the GT20 match taking attendance has been witnessed place this Saturday, August 3 this year compared to Season between Yuvraj Singh powered 1. Toronto Nationals and ‘Boom The tournament runs from Boom’ Afridi’s Brampton July 25 to August 11. All Wolves. the games are taking place at Yuvraj Singh’s fans CAA Sports Centre, located at are betting that the sublime 7575 Kennedy Road South in match that is expected to have Brampton. The new stadium thousands of eyes glued to has a sitting capacity of 5000. their screens on Saturday, will The six teams participating be won by Toronto Nationals. in GT20 include Montreal Those who are in awe of Tigers, Brampton Wolves, ‘Boom Boom’ say on his day Winnipeg Hawks, Vancouver no one can beat Afridi and Knights, Toronto National once he starts smashing sixes, and Edmonton Royals. Details it is hard to stop him. A large about the tournament can be number of people are expected found at the official website of to be at the match at the CAA Global T20 Canada at www. Sports Centre to witness all the gt20.ca action of their beloved cricket Images courtesy: gt20.ca heroes live and cheer their favourite team. So, you also keep this Saturday free! From the very start of the tournament, people have shown a lot of support for the game of cricket with Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown saying opportunities such as GT20 will encourage local talent to embrace this game. Brampton is house to a large number of residents from cricketing nations – India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, England and the Caribbean; and what more could they ask for when they found all their favourite stars such as Yuvraj, Gayle, Afridi, McCullum, Manpreet, A-10 | Friday, August 2, 2019 community www.WeeklyVoice.com Entripy.com Welcomes Finance Minister Bill Morneau And Liberal Candidate Anita Anand For Company Tour Oakville: Canada’s Min- ister of Finance the Hon. Bill Morneau and Oakville Liberal Candidate Anita Anand visited Oakville’s Entripy for a tour of their state-of-the-art production plant and head office this week. Entripy is Canada’s largest producer of custom apparel and produces custom t-shirts, hats, uniforms and much more for cli- ents across Canada and beyond. Company CEO Jas Brar started making T-shirts in his basement as a high school student and has now grown the company to more than 165 of employees. “It was such an honour to have Minister Morneau and Anita Anand tour our plant,” says Brar. “We enjoy every opportunity to showcase how we’re creating quality jobs right here in Canada and to tell our entrepreneurial story. I hope it will inspire oth- ers, especially young people, to try building a business and purs- ing their passion.” Most recently, Entripy had the special task of producing Toronto Raptors T-shirts for the playoffs and the Championship. Their clients range from small Pictures by: Jag Gundu businesses and schools to major corporations and sports organi- zations such as Tim Hortons and MLSE. “I was in Oakville with the lo- cal Liberal candidate Anita to talk about how we’ve delivered positive change for Canadian businesses and how, with Anita’s help, we’ll encourage new invest- ment,” said Minister Morneau. “By cutting small business taxes, businesses like Entripy now enjoys the lowest tax rate on new business investment in the “It was such a pleasure to visit Oakville Federal Liberal Candi- novation, diverse workforce and For more information about G7—and they’re using it to cre- Entripy and hear about its jour- date for the fall Federal election. executive team. Entripy is a true this pioneering Canadian com- ate more good jobs.” ney,” said Anita Anand who is the “I was so impressed by its in- Canadian success story.” pany,– visit www.entripy.com. Multi-Million Dollar Investment In Brampton Electric Bus Network

MP Ruby Sahota with one of the E-buses Brampton: The Government of Canada is encouraging the widespread adoption of electric ve- hicles by supporting innovative projects that provide more options to drive clean, including by making in- vestments in electric, hybrid and alternative fuel ve- hicles, said a statment from Ms. Ruby Sahota, Mem- ber of Parliament for Brampton North. Sahota joined MP Kamal Khera (Brampton West), MP Sonia Sidhu (Brampton South), MP Ramesh Sangha (Brampton Centre) and the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, to announce an investment of $11.1 million toward the Brampton portion of the CUTRIC PanCanadian Electric Bus Trial. This trial is the first of its kind and the largest global deployment of elec- tric buses and high-powered, overhead, on-route chargers. The Federal Government is committed to investment like this that will help reduce pollution and energy costs, and pave the way for a zero-emis- sion public transit sector. Canada’s two leading bus manufacturers, New Flyer Industries and Nova Bus, will manufacture the battery electric buses, and Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) and Siemens will provide the on-route char- gers, which will demonstrate the performance of the overhead electric bus charging system and enable future mass deployments. This investment will sup- port innovative Canadian companies and good jobs in cleantech sector, while fighting climate change. “I first heard about CUTRIC and their electric bus trial in early 2016. I knew that because of Bramp- ton’s population growth and increasing ridership, this project was necessary to decrease Brampton Transit’s reliance on diesel buses,” said MP Ruby Sahota. “I was disappointed to learn that when the Provincial Government canceled the Green Energy Act, they also cancelled funding to Brampton’s involvement in this trial. My Brampton colleagues stepped up and advocated to increase the federal investment in this trial and thus ensured that Brampton become an un- questioned world leader in e-mobility.” www.WeeklyVoice.com COMMUNITY Friday, August 2, 2019 | A-11 1,300 Walk To Support William Osler System BAPS Charities ‘Walk Green’ Event Also Helps Plant 61,000 Trees As Part Of Environmental Drive

TORONTO: BAPS Charities Walk Green supports William Osler Health Sys- tem and helps plant 61,000 trees! Over 1,300 people - from 6-year-old first-time fundraisers to senior citizens— came together to participate in the annual BAPS Charities Walk 2019 in Toronto on Sunday July 21, 2019. The walkathon was an event to bring awareness and raise funds for Environ- mental protection and Health Initiatives along with other charitable activities orga- nized by BAPS Charities. The BAPS Charities Walk in Canada nationally supports the life-saving work of the William Osler Health System. This year, the BAPS Charities walk is taking ing the last four years, from 2016 to 2019, Kirsty Duncansaid, “Thank you for the BAPS Charities actively supports environ- place in 11 cities across Canada including BAPS Charities Walkathons have helped work of BAPS Charities. Thank you for mental sustainability efforts throughout Vancouver, Calgary, Windsor and Cam- plant a total of 361,000 trees. the difference you’re making to William the year through recycling projects, water bridge, just to name a few. Special Guests at the Walk in Toronto Osler and thank you for walking to plant conservation and utilizing solar power. These walks also support a variety of included: trees to help our planet.” “The activities of BAPS Charities, local causes including the Surrey Hospital • Hon. Kirsty Duncan, MP for Etobi- Mr. Michael Palleschi tweeted, ‘What a whether it is the annual walkathon event, Foundation in British Columbia, the Victo- coke North, Minister of Science and Sport start to the morning! I attended the BAPS blood donor drive, Children’s Health and ria General Hospital Foundation in Mani- • Ms. Sonia Sidhu, MP, Brampton South Charities walk. A job well done to the or- Safety Day, health fair or a health lecture, toba and the Scarborough Health Network • Mr. Ramesh Sangha, MP, Brampton ganizers, participants & sponsors for rais- engage community members of all ages in in Ontario. Centre ing money to support @OslerHealth & the the spirit of service”, said Shirish Shah, This year over 23,000 walkers in 76 cit- • Mr. Deepak Anand, MPP, Mississauga Plant a Billion Trees initiative. Community President of BAPS Charities. ies in North America joined the walk to and Malton engagement at it’s best! #BAPSCharities’ The activities of BAPS Charities are help us protect our environment – for our • Mr. Michael Palleschi, Regional Dr. Brian Klar said, “On behalf of Os- centered on improving the quality of lives generation and for generations to come. Councillor, City of Brampton ler and myself, I would like to offer a truly of individuals and their families. For ad- The collective actions of the community • Dr. Brian Klar, Corporate Chief of heartfelt thank you for the incredible work ditional information on BAPS Charities have helped The Nature Conservancy Family Medicine, William Osler Health you do here today and all throughout the and its philanthropic activities, please visit plant 61,000 additional trees in 2019. Dur- Foundation year”.In addition to the annual Walkathon, www.bapscharities.org. Friends, Co-Workers Mourn Four Members Of Family Found Dead In Markham MARKHAM: The four people found Menhaz Zaman made a slide show for the dead in a Markham, Ont., home over the party and “said nice things about his par- weekend came from three generations ents,’’ Islam said. of what appeared to be a happy family, The family friend described Momtaz friends said Tuesday, as they mourned the Zaman as a “charming woman’’ who was victims of what police called a quadruple constantly smiling, who loved to cook Are you an homicide. and take pictures. Islam said Moniruz The dead were identified by friends as Zaman was a “very quiet, soft-speaking, Internationally Malesa Zaman, her father Moniruz Za- polite gentleman.’’ Islam said they would man, mother Momtaz Zaman, and grand- often sit and discuss politics. mother. Police haven’t named the vic- A woman who created an online fund- Educated Engineer? tims, nor have they said what relationship raiser to raise money for the funeral costs exists between them or Menhaz Zaman, also described what happened as “tragic.’’ a 23-year-old who has been charged with Afnan Alibaccas, who created the go- four counts of first-degree murder. fundme account, said she was a close Robin Islam, who called himself a friend of Malesa Zaman and had known EPIC has helped students (including long-time friend of the Zamans, said the her for more than 12 years. young man who has been charged was the “We first met in the third grade and I’ve Internationally Educated Engineers) son of Moniruz and Momtaz Zaman. Is- grown with her ever since. She’s been my lam said the family was a social one and go-to for as long as I can remember,’’ Ali- in preparing with their con rmatory/ enjoyed spending time with friends. baccas wrote on the site. “They were always very happy, nice Meanwhile, Beck Taxi said it was technical P. Eng exams for over 15 years. and decent family,’’ the 45-year-old said. “devastated’’ by the death of Moniruz Za- “We’d sit in the same corner and we’d man, who had been an employee with the talk, we’d go to family barbecues.’’ cab company since 2011. Islam said the older Zamans moved York Regional Police have said they to Canada from Bangladesh in the 80s, were called to the Markham home shortly hoping for a better life. Moniruz Zaman after 3 p.m. Sunday after receiving a 911 Attend an upcoming Information Session to and Momtaz Zaman were “very much’’ call reporting possible injuries. in love, he said, and recently celebrated They said Menhaz Zaman opened the learn more about the program: their 25th wedding anniversary with al- door to investigators and was taken into most 200 friends and family last month. custody shortly afterwards. August 10, 2019 // Mississauga // Starts 1:00pm Eastern Time Brampton Seniors’ Bus Pass August 24, 2019 // Online // Starts 1:00pm Eastern Time BRAMPTON: Brampton Transit has $1 cash fare for Brampton seniors will announced a $15 discounted monthly also be available on PRESTO beginning pass for Brampton seniors. September 1. Regular senior weekly and If you’re a Brampton resident, 65 years monthly passes will no longer be avail- or older, you can purchase this new pass able. beginning August 6 at all Brampton Tran- Brampton Transit said it was commit- sit terminals and facilities, and at tem- ted to providing affordable transit, and porary locations at City Hall and Gore serving one of the fastest growing cities Toll - Free // 1.877.216.4641 Meadows Community Centre. To get the in the country. Building on the Term of transit pass, Brampton seniors must have Council Priorities for Brampton 2040 Vi- Website // ww w.epictraining.ca/ Voice a valid Brampton Transit senior identifi- sion, staff will bring a report to Council 5670 McAdam Road Mississauga, ON L4Z 1T2 cation card and a PRESTO card. The pass during the 2020 budget process that will is effective September 1, and allows un- include options to implementing free limited travel for the calendar month. The fares for Brampton seniors. A-12 | Friday, August 2, 2019 community www.WeeklyVoice.com Indigenous Culture Comes Alive At Toronto Event toronto: Nathan Phillips The turtle stands on a three- Andrea Chrisjohn, Board Square was transformed into an foot (one-metre) tall boulder, Designate (ohkwali clan, Indigenous cultural space on July which lists the 17 residential On^yota’a:ka), Toronto Council 29 and 30 schools that once operated in On- Fire, said: “This gathering is sig- The Indian Residential School tario. 29 during the IRSS Legacy nificant as it is scheduled around Survivors (IRSS) Legacy Cel- Celebration. the lunar moon cycle which rep- ebration offered a vibrant cultural The IRSS Legacy sculpture resents a positive energy force. space on Nathan Phillips Square was developed in response to the We have an opportunity to work to honour residential school sur- Truth and Reconciliation Com- with Creation, in this case our vivors and their families. mission of Canada, specifically, grandmother moon now in her Produced by the Toronto Coun- Call to Action 82. seventh lunar cycle – we call this cil Fire Native Cultural Centre in “It calls upon provincial and the raspberry moon, it is that time collaboration with the City of territorial governments, in col- when great change begins. We Toronto, this free two-day gath- laboration with survivors and learn from creation to be loved, ering featured Indigenous songs, their organizations, and other par- to forgive and to be thankful for stories, language, food, perfor- ties to the Settlement Agreement, all we have been given.” mances, installations and demon- to commission and install a pub- Toronto Council Fire Native strations for all ages. licly accessible, highly visible, Cultural Centre is an autono- Highlights of the IRSS Legacy residential schools monument in mous, vibrant cultural agency Celebration program included: each capital city to honour sur- that involves and serves the In- • Traditional performances vivors and all the children who digenous community with con- and cultural teachings, includ- were lost to their families and fidence for and commitment to ing hoop dancing, Metis fiddlers communities. their well-being. and jiggers, drumming and throat Toronto Mayor John Tory said: It is an active member of the singing The new sculpture by Anishinaabe artist Solomon King “This celebration of the resilience Toronto Aboriginal Support Ser- • More than 20 large painted and vitality of residential school vices Council and the Ontario teepees hosting drop-in work- digenous food, arts and crafts for teaching, learning, sharing and survivors and their families is an Federation of Indigenous Friend- shops, information sharing, in- sale in the Indigenous Market- healing space, both to be com- opportunity to move reconcili- ship Centres. teractive experiences (such as place. pleted in 2022. ation from discussion to action. The new sculpture was de- Wampum belt teachings) and The legacy project will be The six-foot (two-metre) tall We are proud to collaborate with signed by Anishinaabe artist counselling supports. In addition, permanently featured on Nathan turtle sculpture represents many Toronto Council Fire Native Cul- Solomon King, and will form the there will be a tent dedicated for Phillips Square and will con- First Nation creation stories as it tural Centre again this year to center of a new healing space to residential school survivors to sist of a turtle sculpture called embodies Turtle Island, also re- produce this important event at be built in the SW corner of Tto- use as a meeting space, and In- the Restoration of Identity and a ferred to as Mother Earth. Nathan Phillips Square.” ronto in 2022. This Summer, Fun Is A Click Away For Ontarians! 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ARIES CANCER LIBRA CAPRICORN (March 21-April 20) (Jun 22-July 22) (September 24-October 23) (December 22-January 21) There is much sense in following the sug- You may need a little push, but when you Old memories of happy days may flood If you need support at work, go through gestions of someone who has been there, get down to it, you accomplish even the im- your mind this week and make you nostal- the right channel and you will get it. Don’t done that. Your approach to romance needs possible! This is your week. Someone may gic. Spending time together and exchanging take no for an answer on the negotiating ta- polishing, so better do something about it! go out of his or her way to accommodate sweet nothings will strengthen your lov- ble. Wasting time on the academic front may Faith in self will help you in surmounting your wishes. There is no need to cater to the ing bonds. This is the best week to recover mar your chances in a competition. Partner’s competition on the academic front. Previ- demands of an unreasonable person, so be a loan given to someone. You will need to remarks may dampen your excitement this ous arrears will get your bank balance in a upfront. If not in cash, you are certain to get double your efforts on the academic front. week, but he or she will be speaking the healthy state. You feel in top form and your your dues in kind. A right dietary decision Neglected health problems are likely to truth. Lending money is fraught with risk exuberance will rub off on others at work. will put you on the road to complete fitness. manifest soon. You may get sentimental this week, so find ways of saying a polite Take suggestions to come back in shape se- Lucky No.: 18 over an issue that is close to your heart. A no. Careless attitude may prove detrimental riously and act on them. Lucky Colour: Sandy Brown child or sibling may visit you. to your health. Lucky No.: 2 Lucky No.: 15/Lucky Colour: Crimson Lucky No.: 17 Lucky Colour: Orange LEO Lucky Colour: Dark Grey (July 23-August 23) SCORPIO TAURUS You may gain from playing the waiting (October 24-November 22) AQUARIUS (April 21-May 20) game on the professional front. Last minute If you get weary of someone there are (January 22-February 19) A bright spot in an otherwise dismal efforts on the academic front will pay rich softer ways to express your thoughts, so A new phase of professional life is set to showing is likely to redeem your chances. dividends. don’t be harsh. Your attempts to attract the begin and promises to get you totally in- Your career moves may meet with opposi- A distant relative may visit you and infuse attention of your chosen one may not suc- volved. You will leave no stone unturned tion, but will not harm your interests in any excitement in your life. Although expenses ceed, if you continue in a ham-handed way. to grasp what is important on the academ- way. Possibility of spending time with some will be high, your earning will be much A family reunion will find you totally- re ic front. Lover is likely to delight you this old friends seems quite bright. Financial more. A neglected work will soon be com- juvenated. You will manage to organise a week by his or her antics. Investment oppor- security allows you to spend without much pleted liberating you from tension. Joining lavish feast for which you had been saving. tunities need to be weighed carefully, before worry. Introspection proves to be therapeu- someone in your quest for an ideal figure is Carrying out personal work from office may you commit your money. Homemakers may tic and will rid you of problems. Get net- indicated. Travel stars burn bright, so pack become necessary this week. You fare well opt to reset the house. Accompanying some- working, even if you don’t like to. 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Tighten your belt now to do well that you have never tackled before. You will one’s mind, so stay clear of gossip-mongers. hancement or promotion cannot be ruled out on the academic front. It is time to termi- need to put in your best for the increment Don’t let your hard earned money get frit- for some. Those seeking love are likely to nate a suffocating relationship, but weigh you are aiming for. Try to avoid negative tered away wastefully. You succeed in ac- get lucky. You will manage to pip a competi- your options carefully. A windfall comes in thoughts to do well on the academic front. complishing your goal. You feel unburdened tor at the post. Good preparation will find a most unexpected manner. Arguments and Some turbulence is indicated on the marital as your mood takes an upward swing. You you coming out with flying colours on the heated discussion may take their toll on your front. With the significant other off colour, are likely to move closer to someone you academic front. A good workout routine will health, so steer clear of any confrontation. A you are likely to remain on your feet on the like and ring in romance! keep you fit. trip may get cancelled. romantic front! Lucky No.: 3 Lucky No.: 8 Lucky No.: 1 Lucky No.: 9 Lucky Colour: Rosy Brown Lucky Colour: Electric Grey Lucky Colour: Peach Lucky Colour: Dark Red

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Try to be sensitive to comes your way. the 8th, 17th and 26th in any month} take. This might mean an alteration in the the other person’s needs even if you do not Lucky Days: Monday and Tuesday. Financial concerns might make you a bit plan that you had formed in your mind and completelyCELEBRATION agree with the decisions SQUARE, that they MISSISSAUGA irritated and interfere with the peace in your worked out the nitty-gritty’s of. Try to move might take or have taken. Number 6 {VENUS} {those born on the life. Learn and inculcate money saving abili- ahead without crying over spilt milk. A posi- Lucky Days: Tuesday and Friday. 6th, 15th and 24th in any month} ties so that you do not have to face troubles tive and levelheaded attitude might probably A Project ofAmbitions CCAI might cloud your decision- in the future. bail you out of the circumstances and give an Number 4 {URANUS} {Those born on making ability for some time. Try to listen Your sensitivity towards the less fortunate impetus to your spirit. the 4th, 13th, 22nd and 31st in any month} to what others might be saying and read be- ones might earn you the appreciation of your Lucky Days: Wednesday and14th Saturday. successful Conclusions year taken| more under than the negative 200 in artists- tween the | 15+lines. hours of live performancesloved ones. Try to be generous in manners in fluence of someone might prove detrimental This insight might help you to channel- which you express your concern to people so Number 2 {MOON} {Those born on the to your personal relationships. Avoid lis- ize your energies towards the right direction that they know their importance in your life.’ 2nd, 11th, 20th and 29th in any month} tening to your logic more than your heart. and fulfill expectations that loved ones might Lucky Days: Monday and Tuesday. Deceit of any kind is something that prob- Maintain a safe distance between personal have with you. 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Mumbai: Actor-filmmaker Mahesh Manjrekar’s younger daughter Saiee, is all set to make her Bollywood debut in “Da- bangg 3”, and it has now been confirmed that the budding ac- tress will play the love interest of superstar Salman Khan’s charac- ter, Chulbul Panday.

Nora Set To Sizzle With Fiery Dance According to the reports, the film’s narrative oscillates be- After impressing audiences with her dance moves flaunting belly dance moves, and it seems Nora tween the past and the present. in the recreation of the song “Dilbar”, actress Nora has added a new flavour to the song. The recreated So, while Sonakshi Sinha returns as Salman’s wife Rajjo, flashback Fatehi will be back to set screens on fire with the song is sung by Neha Kakkar, Tulsi Kumar and scenes will have Saiee playing new version of “O Saki Saki”. She shared a glimpse composed by Tanishk Bagchi, and will be a part of Salman’s love interest. of the song on social media, with the caption: John Abraham’s film Sizzl“Batla House”. The original “Dabangg 3” is being directed “Setting your screens on fire with ‘O Saki Saki’.”? song from the film “Musafir” featured Koena Mitra by Prabhu Deva, and produced In the teaser, she is seen playing with fire and and Sanjay Dutt. by Salman Khan and his brother Arbaaz Khan. “I am excited about the film, and we are having a lot of fun Neena In A ‘Desi’ Look making it. People have told me they have a lot of expectation London: Even at 60, Neena Gup- with veteran actor Gajraj Rao, who es- from the film. I feel that is a nice ta, who played Ayushmann Khurrana’s sayed the roles of her husband in “Bad- thing,” Arbaaz had earlier said. on-screen mother in Badhai Ho, is is haai Ho”. “We are in middle of a long setting major fashion goals, pulling off The two senior actors will again be schedule. We have completed al- a beautiful ‘desi’ look. seen sharing screen space with Ayush- most 60 per cent shooting of the Neena shared a photograph of herself mann in the gay love story, “Shubh film and, hopefully, by the end of in a fiery orange saree standing next to Mangal Zyada Saavdhan”. September, we will wrap up en- a bar and captioned it: “Posing at this “Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan” is tire shoot,” he added. lovely bar”. a follow-up of sorts of the 2017 cross- “Dabangg 3” is scheduled to The actress is currently in London over hit, “Shubh Mangal Saavdhan”. release on December 20. B-2 | Friday, August 2, 2019 bollywood www.WeeklyVoice.com Ranveer Singh Plays Selfie Game On Social Media

Mumbai: Bollywood actor “Padmaavat”, Sangram Bhalerao Ranveer Singh took his fans and in “Simmba”, Murad in “Gully followers down memory lane by Boy”, Peshwa Bajirao in “Bajirao capturing his career through self- Mastani”, Kabir Mehra in “Dil ies, and asking them to pick their Dhadakne Do”, Gunda Bikram favourite one. in “Gunday” and ‘saxy’ boy Ram Ranveer took to Instagram sto- in “Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram- ries to share throwback selfies Leela”. from the sets of his earlier films, –He also shared images dressed asking his followers: “Which as ‘Handsome Laddu’ and ‘Jaali dude’s selfie game is the stron- Chaplin’, and one where he is gest?” He then went on to share seen sitting in a salon, ready for images of the most popular a haircut. On the film front, Ran- characters he has played on the veer is busy shooting his upcom- big screen -- Alauddin Khilji in ing film ’83”. Sex Talk Is Important: SRK Posts Pics Of Happy Family ‘Khandaani...’ Director Vacation In The Maldives

Mumbai: “Khandaani Sha- ual issues openly often can help fakhana” director Shilpi Dasgup- solve them. This is the point this ta feels Indians shy away from film wants to make,” she added. openly talking about sex. Actress Sonakshi Sinha will Male,: Snorkeling with his little one AbRam Shah Rukh’s wife and interior designer Gauri She says discussing sexual is- be seen playing Baby Bedi in the or simply enjoying the beach, superstar Shah Rukh Khan had earlier shared an adorable photograph sues openly often helps solve film, which also stars Badshah, Khan had a “perfect holiday” in Maldives with his of their three children Aryan, Suhana and AbRam them, and that’s the reason she Varun Sharma, Annu Kapoor, family. from their vacation. made “Khandaani Shafakhana”, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Nadira Shah Rukh has shared four photos giving a which depicts the journey of a Babbar and Priyansh Jora. glimpse of his outing on social media. In one im- young girl who inherits her late “I am glad that the makers age, a shirtless man, seemingly Aryan, is captured uncle’s sex clinic in Punjab. chose a female protagonist to doing a handstand. It is followed by a photo featur- “Indians don’t talk about sex. tell this story. I would like to tell ing AbRam and SRK trying out water snorkeling. That’s the long and short of it. the viewers, ‘baat toh karo’,” The third one shows the superstar’s daughter Su- We don’t talk to our kids about Sonakshi said. “Khandaani Sha- hana looking at the camera with a beautiful beach it and we certainly don’t discuss fakhana” is produced by Bhushan backdrop. Finally, the husband and wife duo of it with the elderly. Sometimes Kumar, Mahaveer Jain, Mrigh- SRK and Gauri poses for the camera. we don’t even discuss it with our deep Singh Lamba and Divya “Perfect handstand. Perfect Harmony. Perfect partners,” said Dasgupta. Khosla Kumar and is slated for Sunset. And Perfect wife,” Shah Rukh captioned the “The truth is discussing sex- release on August 2. images that he posted on Monday. Bhajirao Singham Still Roaring - Ajay

Mumbai: Whether it was his to the love of the audience that ‘Aati majhi satakli’ dialogue or ‘Singham’ still roars this loud,” his signature action move, where- Ajay wrote, and posted a picture in he jumps up high to strike the of his character from the film. villain on his head, actor Ajay Devgn’s cop character of Bajirao “Singham” was a remake of Singham in Rohit Shetty’s “Sing- the Tamil film “Singam”, -fea ham” series became a huge hit for turing Suriya. The 2011 release several reasons. performed well at the box-office, “Singham”, the first film of the and the makers expanded the cop franchise, completed eight years universe with “Singham Returns” on Monday since release, Ajay in 2014. Ranveer Singh’s 2018 took to Instagram to thank the au- blockbuster “Simmba” and Ak- dience for their love, reminiscing shay Kumar’s upcoming “Soory- the film’s dialogues and the high- avanshi” are spin-offs of the same octane action scenes. series. “8 years to invincible dia- Ajay is also co-producing the logues, car rattles, power-packed Punjabi remake of “Singham”, action and the fearless charac- which is scheduled to release on ter Bajirao Singham. It’s thanks August 9. www.WeeklyVoice.com bollywood Friday, August 2, 2019 | B-3

Sushmita Is ‘Munchkin’ For Her Beau Enter to win Mumbai: Actress Sushmita Sen and her boyfriend Rohman Shawl are re- Movie Passes defining some serious relationship goals with their latest love-filled pho- tograph on social media. Rohman took to Instagram to share a romantic photograph of them- selves. In the image, he is seen plant- ing a dainty kiss on the former beauty queen’s cheek. “I just love her dimples. My munch- kin. Sushmita I love you. Love, life, and wa happiness, smile, mine,” he captioned the image. Sushmita re-posted the image and said that Rohman is her reason to smile. “Here’s another beautiful rea- son to smile more often. I love you Rohman Shawl,” she captioned the image. Sushmita was crowned Miss India What was Anupam Kher’s in 1994 and she later won the Miss Universe 1994 contest at the age of Sushmita, who is currently vaca- on Instagram on Thursday. She cap- age when he played the 18. She made her acting debut with tioning in Armenia, has also shared a tioned it: “Why so serious jaan meri the Hindi film “Dastak” in 1996. Later “family selfie” along with her daugh- Rohman Shawl. Brilliant group effort role of a 65-year-old? she starred in films including “Sirf ters Renee and Alisah and beau Ro- for this family selfie we fit. Love you Email to: admin@weeklyvoice. Tum”, “Biwi No.1”, “Main Hoon Na” and man Shawl. guys.” (Photo: Instagram/sushmi- “Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya?”. com All eligible entries must reach Sushmita shared the photograph tasen47) us by 3:00 pm, August 7, 2019. Please include your name and valid Koena Mitra Jailed In Cheque-Bounce Case daytime contact phone number. New Delhi: Bollywood actress Koena Mitra has been sentenced to six WINNING ANSWER TO months in prison, in a cheque-bounc- ing case. The actress says she has been Who played Kareena framed, adding that she will challenge the order in a higher court. The case was registered against Kapoor’s kid brother in Koena in accordance with a complaint lodged by model Poonam Sethi in 2013. Santosh Sivan’s ‘Asoka’? Following this, Koena was asked to pay Rs 4.64 lakh, of which Rs 1.64 lakh ANSWER was interest component, to complainant Sethi“It is a. court matter, so obviously Suraj Balaji we will go to the higher court to chal- lenge the order. The higher court will give us an order (and) only then can we This Week’s Winners! talk about it. Right now, I don’t have anything to say except that it’s a fraud 1. Harmanpreet Kaur case and I am being framed,” Koena told of funds’.At the Andheri Metropolitan her side of the argument being present- 2. Naresh Kumar IANS. court in Mumbai, Magistrate Ketaki ed. She added that her lawyers are cur- Sethi’s complaint states that Koena Chavan rejected Koena’s arguments, rently working on a challenge plea. Winners MUST pick up which included her claim that Sethi “My advocate has to appear for the had, over time, borrowed Rs 22 lakh their tickets from the Voice Office from her. could not afford to lend her Rs 22 lakh. final argument, too, and the magistrate When the actress gave Sethi a cheque Koena said that her lawyer wasn’t pres- didn’t give me a chance. We will chal- in Mississauga of three lakh rupees as part of the repay- ent in the court during the final argu- lenge this order in the higher court,” said Call:905-795-0639 ment, it bounced, reportedly for ‘want ment, so the order was passed without Koena.

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Good honey-wheat dinner rolls have the softness of white rolls, with satisfying heft and a nutty whole-wheat flavour that’s -com plemented by a touch of floral sweetness. That said, these appealing rolls Bring Your Pasta Dish To Life rarely hit the mark: Commercial versions are soft but taste artifi- cially sweet, while homemade rolls have good flavour but can be as dense as wet sand. To produce a light, fluffy whole-wheat roll, we’d have to incorporate some all-purpose flour_but not so much that we’d lose the roll’s earthy, nutty whole- wheat flavour. To boost the honey flavour, we used 6 tablespoons instead of the 2 tablespoons that many recipes call for. .Key Equip- Step aside, mayo and macaroni. • 1/2 tsp salt ment: 13-by 9-inch baking dish, Sun-dried tomatoes and seasonal • 1/4 tsp black pepper pastry brush Swiss chard scream summer in • 2 tbsp chopped sun-dried to- Ingredients: this elevated pasta salad featur- matoes in seasoned oil 2 1/2 cups whole-wheat flour bowl or container, cover tightly Arrange dough balls seam side ing delicate girasoli, a filled pasta Directions: 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour with plastic wrap, and let rise until down into 5 rows of 3 in prepared named after its sunflower shape. 1. Coarsely chop Swiss chard 2 1/4 tsps instant or rapid-rise doubled in size, 1 1/2 to 2 hours. dish, cover loosely with greased Michelle Pennock, executive leaves. Thinly slice Swiss chard yeast Make foil sling for 13-by 9-inch plastic, and let rise until nearly chef for the PC Test Kitchen has stems.. Bring 8 cups lightly 2 1/4 tsp salt baking dish by folding 2 long doubled in size and dough springs just the right tip for you to cook salted water to a boil in saucepan. 1 3/4 cups whole milk sheets of aluminum foil; first sheet back minimally when poked gen- up a colourful pasta dish. “Sub- Add pasta and Swiss chard stems; 6 tbsp plus 1 tsp honey should be 13 inches wide and sec- tly with your knuckle, 1 to 11/2 stitute the pine nuts with chopped cook 3 to 4 minutes, stirring oc- 5 tbsp unsalted butter, melted ond sheet should be 9 inches wide. hours. (Unrisen rolls can be re- toasted walnuts or almonds, if casionally and maintain a gentle 1 large egg, room temperature Lay sheets of foil in dish perpen- frigerated for at least 8 hours or desired.” boil. Drain. Spread out in single 1 large egg, lightly beaten with dicular to each other, with extra up to 16 hours; let rolls sit at room Sun-Dried Tomato Pasta Salad layer on parchment paper-lined 1 tablespoon water and pinch salt foil hanging over edges of dish. temperature for 1 hour before bak- with Swiss Chard Pesto baking sheet. Drizzle with 2 tbsp Whisk whole-wheat flour, all- Spray foil with oil spray. ing.) Ingredients: oil. Let cool.. purpose flour, yeast, and salt- to Press down on dough to deflate. Adjust oven rack to lower- • Half bunch Swiss chard 3. Meanwhile, pulse together gether in bowl of stand mixer. Transfer dough to clean coun- middle position and heat oven (leaves and stems separated) garlic and ¼ cup each pine nuts Whisk milk, 6 tablespoons honey, ter and stretch into even 15-inch to 350 F. Gently brush rolls with • 1 pkg PC Splendido mozza- and cheese until finely chopped. 4 tablespoons melted butter, and log. Cut log into 15 equal pieces egg mixture and bake until golden rella and sun-dried tomato gira- Add Swiss chard leaves. With egg in 4-cup liquid measuring cup (about 2 1/2 ounces each) and brown, 25 to 30 minutes, rotating soli traditional Italian filled egg motor running, gradually drizzle until honey has dissolved. cover loosely with greased plastic. dish halfway through baking. pasta in remaining ½ cup oil until Using dough hook on low Working with 1 piece of dough Combine remaining honey and • 2/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil, smooth. Stir in lemon juice, salt speed, slowly add milk mixture to at a time (keep remaining pieces melted butter in bowl. Let rolls divided and pepper. flour mixture and mix until cohe- covered), form into rough ball cool in dish for 15 minutes. Us- • 2 cloves garlic 4. Toss pasta with ½ cup pesto sive dough starts to form and no by stretching dough around your ing foil overhang, transfer rolls to • 6 tbsp toasted pine nuts, di- in large bowl to coat. Reserve dry flour remains. thumbs and pinching edges to- wire rack and brush with honey vided remaining pesto for another use. Transfer dough to lightly gether so that top is smooth. Place mixture. • 6 tbsp grated parmigiano reg- Garnish with tomatoes and re- floured counter and knead by hand ball seam side down on clean This recipe appears in the cook- giano hard-ripened cheese aged maining 2 tbsp each pine nuts to form smooth, round ball, about counter and, using your cupped book “Bread Illustrated.” (Carl 24 months, divided and cheese. Serve at room tem- 30 seconds. Place dough seam hand, drag in small circles until Tremblay/America’s Test Kitchen • 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice perature. side down in lightly greased large dough feels taut and round. via AP)

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A climber crosses a suspension bridge on the Mt. Norquay Via Ferrata near Jeff Will, 62, of Victoria, B.C., climbs a steep section on the Mt. Norquay Via Fer- Banff, Alta.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh rata near Banff, Alta.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh By Dan Healing troop movements during the First would be,’’ he said.“You’re really berg warned that if anything was rocky trail with plenty of switch- World War in Europe, where hun- up there. It’s for real.’’ dropped it would be “really, really backs. BANFF, Alta. _ For Texan Me- dreds of routes remain enormous- Confessed thrill seekers Lind- hard to get it back.’’ Less adventurous Rockies visi- lissa Babcock, experiencing the ly popular. say Hoo and Michael Hui, both Norquay offers four via ferrata tors can ride the ski hill chairlift Canadian Rockies meant over- Canada’s via ferrata climbs are 29, came to Mount Norquay after routes, the price varying with the to the Cliffhouse Bistro _ the via coming a fear of heights that left more difficult to find and likely zip-lining in the rain at Grouse amount of time on the mountain. ferrata launching point _ to take her literally shaking as she clipped number less than a dozen, al- Mountain in Vancouver. They’re They range from the 2.5-hour in spectacular views of the town her tether on to the first cable on though local adrenaline junkies on a Canadian vacation from their Explorer, which includes a rope of Banff and Mount Rundle while a via ferrata route on Mount Nor- and tourists alike are increasingly home in Tacoma, Wash. bridge and starts at $169, to the enjoying lunch and a beverage. quay in Banff National Park. seeking them out. “I prefer the snow. I think this Summiteer, a six-hour tour with Follow ?HealingSlowly on A steady sprinkling of late- A via ferrata route features a is better,’’ grinned Hui as the more time on the cliffs and two Twitter. season snowflakes made shiver- fixed steel cable to which climb- couple broke out snacks during a rope bridges, priced from $349. If you go: Mount Norquay’s via ing more pronounced as she and a ers can secure themselves with a rest break on a flat shoulder of the The fees include the provision ferrata tours start in early June and half-dozen other first-timers used clip-on, clip-off lanyard to greatly mountain. of helmets, climbing harness and continue daily until early October, metal hand- and foot-holds to ne- reduce the chance of falling. Accidents are rare on via fer- bungee-style lanyards, hiking depending on how much snow is gotiate sheer cliffs high above the The cable also provides a hand- rata routes. Second-year guide boots, backpacks, sunscreen, and, on the hill. Booking ahead is rec- ski hill just across the highway hold for climbing, assisted by iron Eli Schellenberg said no one has if the weather dictates, rain pants ommended. from the town of Banff. rungs, pegs, carved steps, ladders fallen at Mount Norquay since it and jackets. There are four via ferrata routes, “I was scared,’’ Babcock, 47, and bridges, all drilled deep into opened in 2014, a record he at- The tours are rarely cancelled ranging from the 2.5-hour Explor- said later. “I just tried to breathe the mountain rock. tributes to procedures that put the for weather, although climbing er, starting from $169, to the Sum- really slowly. The guide really While there are some hiking safety of each guest in his or her along a steel cable is a no-go in miteer, a six-hour tour with two helped. When there was a sheer trails along the way on Mount own hands. the event of lightning. rope bridges priced from $349. drop, I had to turn my back and Norquay, Melissa’s husband, Ja- While negotiating hazards like Operators say anyone who can The fees include helmets, not look.“But I didn’t have a melt- son, also 47, said he was surprised slippery surfaces and loose rock climb a ladder can complete a via climbing harness and lanyards, down,’’ she said proudly. by how much climbing was actu- is emphasized throughout the ferrata tour but it can be a physi- plus, if needed, hiking boots, Italian for “iron road,’’ a via ally involved. tour, guests are permitted to pull cal test _ in some ways, the most backpacks, sunscreen, and rain p ferrata is an assisted climbing ex- “I didn’t think there would be out their cellphones to take self- strenuous part of the experience ants and jackets.For more infor- perience that traces its origins to so much vertical. We were on the ies even on the scariest parts of at Norquay is the long trek down mation, check banffnorquay.com/ mountain routes constructed for (cliff) face more than I thought we the route _ although Schellen- from the summit on a rough and summer/via-ferrata. The Forks Offers A Chance To Embrace Real Winter WINNIPEG: There is no hiding cling on the frozen rivers. Sleigh wind chill.’’ to eat, and then head back outside The availability of outdoor ac- from winter in Winnipeg. rides, a river-ice curling rink, and What separates The Forks from again,’’ Thomson said. tivities, even in the dead of winter, So, in a city where sub-zero walking lectures about the area’s other outdoor winter areas are the You can also find indoor spots was a big plus for personal trainer temperatures can last four or five rich Indigenous culture are also amenities. You don’t have to be an to rent skates or fat-tire winter bi- Lindsay Somers. For years, she months, many people choose sea- nearby. extreme winter athlete or hardy cycles, so there’s no need to haul has brought her clients to run, sonal celebration over hiberna- “People have come regardless adventurer to spend a day at the your own equipment. skate and exercise in the area. tion, determined to embrace out- of the temperature,’’ said Chelsea site. And out on the ice, there are She recently shut down her indoor door activities instead of waiting Thomson, spokesperson for The There’s an indoor market, steps warming huts _ unique buildings gym and became the recreation out winter cooped up inside. Forks North Portage Partnership, from the river, where you can designed by artists and architects co-ordinator for The Forks. The Forks _ a patch of down- the group that manages the area warm up, eat, drink and shop. It from around the world _ where Somers continues to teach town land at the junction of the on behalf of the federal, provin- has a large open-concept section you can scamper inside and get learn-to-run courses. In the dead Red and Assiniboine rivers _ is cial and city governments. where you can try hot chocolate, away from the blustery weather. of winter, after some quick in- perhaps the best example of that “Warm temperatures definitely craft beer or have a full meal. The In recent years, the huts have in- struction on how to dress for the spirit. Visitors can skate along a bring out more people ... but we aim is to allow people to enjoy the cluded a large snow-globe-look- elements, she gets people running river trail that, when conditions still see people on our coldest area, even on a bitterly cold day, ing edifice with a fake palm tree outside in a group, building up permit, is longer (but much skin- days. with plenty of chances to take a and cottage chairs, an oversized their stamina over several weeks nier) than Ottawa’s Rideau Canal “This year, for New Year’s Eve, room-temperature break. bison that looks as if it’s made out to a five-kilometre distance. Skateway. and the year before, we saw close “It’s completely acceptable to of puzzle pieces, and a huge cof- That outdoorsy social aspect, There is an adjacent snow- to 20,000 people come out when sit in the market in your boots and fee mug turned on its side to allow she said, is important. packed trail for walking or cy- the temperature was -27 C plus tuque and wool, have something you to enter. “I’ve changed from being a personal trainer inside a gym to understanding that getting out- side _ connecting with the world, other people, the community _ is a much more sustainable, enjoy- able, moderate way to be well,’’ she said. As for novices who want to brave the elements for the first time? Somers says the key is dressing in layers. 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Frost & Sullivan’s recent sions will be the prime drivers • Partnering with technical nal equipment manufacturers “By sharing boosting and after- analysis, Global Powertrain Out- of greater performance and fuel suppliers to develop and optimize (OEMs) will increasingly inte- treatment systems among vehicle look, 2019, discusses the busi- economy,” noted Leo. “There advanced powertrain technolo- grate advanced powertrain sys- segments, OEMs can reduce the ness environment for powertrain will be an increase in the number gies that meet stringent real driv- tems in the vehicle as they focus complexity of developing or man- systems and their impact on the of rightsized engines that offer ing emissions test/worldwide. on developing efficient and high- ufacturing different components overall automotive industry. It better output.” • Focusing on plug-in hybrid/ performance conventional and for each vehicle segment,” said also examines the key strate- An important trend in the mar- battery electric vehicles (PHEV/ hybrid vehicles. In line with mar- Arvind Noel Xavier Leo,Industry gies adopted by OEMs in North ket was the reduction in the share BEV) as adoption of diesel en- ket demand, they are developing Analyst, Mobility. “They will America, Europe, Japan, China, of diesel engines in Europe from gines declines with the com- powertrain systems such as vari- also be looking to adopt stan- India, Turkey, Indonesia, and 44.3% in 2017 to 36.4% in 2018. mencement of WLTP testing in able compression ratio, gasoline dardized technical services to test South Korea to produce high-per- This was due to the consumer Europe. direct injection (GDI) engines, and issue test results that will be formance engines. It analyzes the shift away from diesel engines • Transmission technologies heated catalytic converter, spark monitored by regulatory authori- impact of regulatory standards on and toward e-mobility, as well as in Europe and the United States controlled compression ignition, ties. This will result in reduced diesel and gasoline vehicles. the popularity of gasoline hybrid to experience more electrifica- and integrated selective catalytic emissions for newly launched ve- “Full hybrid technologies such powertrains. Other key trends and tion for better compatibility with reduction (SCR) systems that en- hicles as well as create awareness as start-stop, brake regeneration, growth opportunities for OEMs hybrids and to reduce parasitic able significant fuel savings and among consumers.” 48V systems, and e-transmis- in 2019 include: losses. www.WeeklyVoice.com auto Friday, August 2, 2019 | B-13 All-New 2020 Subaru Legacy Comes Well-Equipped, Competitively Priced MISSISSAUGA:The all-new 2020 Subaru Legacy will come loaded with content and competi- tively priced when it goes on sale this fall. Set to shake up the midsize segment just as it did when it first launched 30 years, the new Leg- acy continues to offer standard full-time Symmetrical all-wheel drive while maintaining a lower starting MSRP than many of its front-wheel drive competitors. The Legacy takes its value proposition even further in its seventh generation, and comes packed with the latest comfort, convenience and safety features — including Subaru’s EyeSight advanced driver-assist system and LED headlights, now stan- dard on all Legacy models. The 2020 Legacy offers world- class safety thanks to its Subaru Global Platform underpinnings and is powered by the choice of new engines that offer varying all-wheel drive, EyeSight with levels of performance while plac- Lane Centring Assist, a unique ing an emphasis on efficiency. infotainment system that utilizes The first, a 2.5-litre SUBARU dual seven-inch touchscreens that BOXER engine, has been virtual- split multimedia and HVAC con- ly entirely overhauled with 90 per trols, and Apple CarPlay and An- cent new parts, as well as direct droid Auto functionality, among injection and auto start/stop for many others. efficient operation and reduced Automatic climate control is emissions. The new 2.5-litre en- also standard on the entry-level gine produces 182 horsepower Legacy, as are heated front seats, and 176 lb.-ft. of torque. including the 10-way power-ad- The seventh-generation sedan justable driver’s seat. also marks the return of the turbo- The Legacy Touring also adds charged GT models to the Legacy Reverse Automatic Braking and range, this time combining with the Subaru Side/Rear Vehicle the Subaru Global Platform to Detection (SRVD) system, which offer a sporty and engaging driv- includes blind-spot detection, ing experience while remaining lane change assist and rear cross- smooth, comfortable and quiet. traffic alert. The Legacy Touring For those in need of additional is priced at $30,295. performance, the 2020 Legacy Priced at $34,295, the Legacy offers an available turbocharged tribute to improved responsive- ty suite, which includes features vices will be able to receive au- Limited adds integrated naviga- 2.4-litre SUBARU BOXER ness and driving dynamics. In like adaptive cruise control, lane tomatic emergency assistance in tion to the 11.6-inch infotainment that produces 260 horsepower fact, torsional- and front-suspen- departure and sway warning, the event of a collision, remotely system, as well as a 12-speaker and 277 lb.-ft. of torque. Tur- sion rigidity increase 70 per cent lane-keep assist, lead vehicle access vehicle features, schedule Harman Kardon premium au- bocharged Legacy models ben- and front lateral flexural- and start alert and more, is standard service appointments with deal- dio system, leather upholstery, a efit from a broad torque curve, rear-subframe rigidity increase on all Legacy models. ers and receive point of interest heated steering wheel, driver’s achieving peak output between 100 per cent compared to the pre- Safety is elevated even further navigation information among seat and mirror memory func- 2,000 rpm and 4,800 rpm. vious Legacy’s platform. thanks to the available segment- much more. tion and adjustable driver’s seat Turbocharged Legacy models The migration to the Subaru exclusive DriverFocus Distrac- Other features include remote cushion length. The Premier trim, are capable of sprinting from a Global Platform also results in a tion Mitigation System. This services, such as remote engine meanwhile, is priced at $36,295 standing start to 100 km/h in just Legacy that’s only slightly larger award-winning system uses facial start (including climate control and adds Nappa leather uphol- over six seconds. More than just overall than its predecessor while recognition software to identify and heated seats), remote lock stery, ventilated front seats, and fast in a straight line, the 2020 offering increased space for vehi- signs of driver fatigue or driver and unlock, and remote vehicle a centre console-mounted CD Legacy offers a ride that is as cle occupants and cargo. Almost distraction and works alongside locator, as well as vehicle alerts player, front-view camera and sporty and agile as it is smooth all measurable interior dimen- Subaru’s EyeSight driver assist such as speed, boundary or cur- power-folding satin chrome side- and comfortable thanks to its sions have been expanded to im- suite to reduce the likelihood of few alerts that can all be con- view mirrors, as well as Subaru’s standard active torque vectoring prove passenger comfort, includ- a collision. trolled directly from customers’ award-winning DriverFocus Dis- for improved handling and cor- ing rear seat legroom — which Integrated directly into the ve- smart devices. traction Mitigation System. nering performance, as well as its now leads the segment— while hicle, the system uses voice-re- The 2020 Subaru Legacy is Moving to the turbocharged highly rigid structur the cargo area has lengthened for sponse technology with the addi- available in six trim levels in GT trims brings with them the While built to protect occu- increased usability and versatil- tion of live assistance for features Canada: Convenience, Touring, same features found in the Li The pants in the event of a crash, the ity. All that while boasting a body such as Advanced Automatic Col- Limited, Premier, Limited GT Legacy Limited GT is priced at Subaru Global Platform that un- with exterior dimensions only 38 lision Notification in the event of and Premier GT. $37,095, while the Premier GT is derpins the new Legacy, along millimetres longer than the previ- a collision, SOS Emergency As- Priced at just $26,395, the Leg- priced at $39,095. with an increase in the use of ous Legacy. sistance, Enhanced Roadside As- acy Convenience offers an ex- The 2020 Legacy will arrive structural adhesive and ultra-high For increased safety and peace sistance and Concierge Service. tensive list of standard features, at Subaru dealers across Canada tensile-strength steel, also con- of mind, Subaru’s EyeSight safe- Customers utilizing these ser- including Symmetrical full-time this fall. - (CNW) B-14 | Friday, August 2, 2019 auto www.WeeklyVoice.com Meet Lotus Evija - An Electric Hypercar!

Resurgent British sports car a source of national pride. The maker Lotus has unveiled the launch of the UK’s first all-elec- Evija, the world’s first all-electric tric hypercar – designed, engi- British hypercar, at an exclusive neered and built here in the UK event in London. – is testament to the skills and ex- Hosted at the Royal Horticul- pertise of the workforce at Lotus. tural Halls, Victoria, over two He added: “A key part of our sessions, more than 350 VIP modern Industrial Strategy is guests attended. They were made to seize the opportunities of the up of international automotive, future of mobility, including the business, technology and design move from petrol and diesel to media, plus a host of UK busi- electric vehicles. The Lotus Evija ness leaders, corporate and com- fits with this clear ambition.” mercial partners, government of- Further speeches were made ficials, Lotus employees, racing by Mr An Conghui, President of drivers and other distinguished Geely Holding Group and CEO friends of the brand. of Geely Auto, and by Minister Also in attendance was a del- Ma Hui, from the Chinese Em- egation of senior figures from bassy, London. Geely Auto, the world’s fastest The Evija is the most powerful growing automotive group and and dynamically accomplished majority shareholder of Group road car in the history of Lotus, Lotus. and sets a new standard for Lotus Phil Popham, Lotus Cars CEO, driving performance. It is the first and Russell Carr, Design Direc- all-electric British hypercar and tor, presented the striking two- the first Lotus with an electrified seater EV hypercar to the audi- powertrain. It is also the first new ence. model since Geely took control Popham described it as a bold in 2017. statement of intent from the icon- A technical tour de force, the ic British company, illustrative of Evija is illustrative of the inno- its ambition under the steward- vative thinking and ingenuity ship of Geely. He added: “Evija that has always been part of the will re-establish Lotus as a leader Lotus DNA. With a target out- in terms of engineering and de- put of 2000 PS, it is the world’s sign. It is a hypercar that is built most powerful series production ‘For The Drivers’.” road car. It has been designed Russell Carr commented: “The and engineered in the UK, and Evija is beyond anything Lotus will be produced at Hethel, UK, Buzz around the Evija’s debut outside the venue in the evening, ibly proud of what the team has has ever done… beyond anything the home of Lotus since 1966. A had been whipped up amongst further increased excitement. achieved.” He added: “The Evija I’ve ever done. We have created maximum of 130 will be built. fans and the public, thanks to a Speaking as the event drew to is a seismic shift for Lotus and something beautiful, something News of the unveil event ex- convoy of 12 historic and current a close, Phil Popham comment- signifies the rebirth of one of the new, dramatic and unique.” ploded on social media as the car Lotus sports cars – all yellow – ed: “The world premiere of the UK’s most renowned sports car The Rt Hon Greg Clark, Secre- was unveiled. Within 12 hours which had driven around Central Evija has been nothing short of marques. tary of State for Business, attend- videos of the Evija had been London during the afternoon. spectacular – the perfect way to “It will act as a halo for the ed the unveiling. He commented: viewed more than 500,000 times Crowds of intrigued onlookers, start a new chapter in this iconic thrilling new range of Lotus per- “Our auto industry has long been on YouTube. who gathered as the cars lined up company’s history. I am incred- formance cars that will follow.” Remember Three Things When Buying A New Car Whether you’re buying your it comes time to sell. Take a look increase your day-to-day driving first new car or looking to trade at what older models are listing comfort and satisfaction may feel up, there are certain areas you for on marketplaces like Auto- like a luxury, but could be good should never compromise on. trader.ca and maintain a good re- investments. Michael Bettencourt, managing lationship with your car by keep- Not only do features like Blue- editor of Autotrader.ca. says: ing it properly maintained and tooth, surround-view cameras 1. Resale value: When search- serviced throughout its lifetime. and keyless entry improve overall ing for a new car, make sure you 2. The test drive: While a car driving experience, they can save take resale value into account. A may sound great on paper, there you time and hassled. Not every little research can go a long way is no substitute for getting behind As tempting as it may be to a commitment – it could save you feature will be worth it, so it’s up in maximizing your investment the wheel and testing it out for save some time, it’s important to thousands. to you to decide what yo can and and getting a decent return when yourself. test drive a vehicle before making 3. Convenience: Features that can’t live without.- NC

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London: Self-driving cars can be a potential game-changer for older adults aged above 60 and can help in minimising the risk of accidents, say researchers. “There are several levels of automation, ranging from zero where the driver has complete control, through to level five where the car is in charge... this will allow the driver to be com- pletely disengaged, they can sit back and watch a film, eat, even talk on the phone,” said Shuo Li from the Newcastle University in the UK. “But, unlike level four or five, there are still some situations where the car would ask the driver to take back control and at that point, they need to be back in driving mode within a few sec- onds,” Li said. For the study published in the ditions, the quality of driving celerator and the brake, increas- are standing at the entrance to a The tables turn, however, in journal Transportation Research, was good but the reaction time of ing the risk of an accident, Li new era – of highly automated level 5, where it’s the car that can the researchers examined 76 older volunteers was significantly added. driving. drive without any human interac- volunteers, divided into two age slower than the younger drivers. The researchers concluded Experts have defined five lev- tion. Level 3 “Highly Automated groups (20-35 and 60-81), and It took older drivers about 8.3 that fully automated cars which els in the evolution of autono- Driving”, level 4 “Fully Auto- studied the time it takes for older seconds to negotiate obstacles are unlikely to require a license mous driving. mated Driving” and level 5 “Full drivers to take back control of an compared to around 7 seconds for and could negotiate bad weather Each level describes the ex- Automation” are still in the test- automated car in different scenar- the younger age group. and unfamiliar cities under all tent to which a car takes over ing phase. The driver assistance ios and also the quality of their “At 60mph, that means older situations without input from the tasks and responsibilities from its systems of level 1 are very com- driving in these different situa- drivers would have needed an ex- driver can be a potential game- driver, and how the car and driver mon today, and used in all current tions. tra 35m warning distance - that’s changer for older adults and help interact. BMW models. They experienced automated equivalent to the length of 10 in avoiding accidents. The levels 0 to 5 are defined ac- Some cars even offer steering driving for a short period and cars,” said Li. ***** cording to their relative extent of and lane-keeping assistance, as were then asked to take back con- It was also found that older BMW says: In the next decade, automation. Level 0, “No Auto- well as remote-controlled park- trol of a highly automated car and drivers tended to exhibit worse the car industry will change more mation”, is where the driver con- ing – all systems defined as level avoid a stationary vehicle. takeover quality in terms of op- drastically than it has over the trols the car without any support 2 “Partly Automated Driving It was found that in clear con- erating the steering wheel, the ac- past 30 years, because today we from a driver assistance system. (PAD)”. Your Ultimate Destination For A KIA LONGMAN’S MARKHAM KIA

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We Pre-Approve Everybody O er(s) available on select new 2018/2019 models through participating dealers to quali ed retail customers, on approved credit, who take delivery between dealer speci ed period in 2019. All pricing and payments include delivery and destination fees up to $1,785, $10 OMVIC fee, $29 tire fee and $100 A/C charge (where applicable). Excludes other taxes, paint charges ($200, where applicable), licensing, PPSA, registration, insurance, variable dealer administration fees, fuel- ll charges up to $100 and down payment (if applicable and unless otherwise speci ed). Other lease and  nancing options also available. Dealers may sell or lease for less. Some conditions apply. See dealer for complete details. Vehicles shown may include optional accessories and upgrades available at extra cost. All o ers are subject to change without notice. 0%  nancing is only available on select new models to quali ed customers on approved credit. Representative Financing Example: Finance a new 2019 Sorento LX 2.4L FWD (SR75AK)/2019 Sportage LX FWD (SP751K) with a selling price of $29,919/$27,219 at 0.99%/1.99% for 84/84 months for a total of 364/364 weekly payments of $79/$72 with $2,159/$2,825 down payment. Cost of borrowing is $971/$1,734 for a total obligation of $29,919/$27,219. ≠Lease o er is only available on select new models to quali ed customers on approved credit. Representative Leasing Example: Lease o er available on approved credit (OAC), on the new 2019 Forte LX MT (FO541K) with a selling price of $18,269 is based on a total number of 208 weekly payments of $48 for 48 months at 1.99% with $0 security deposit, $675 down payment and  rst payment due at lease inception. Total lease obligation is $10,063 with the option to purchase at the end of the term for $8,568. Lease has 16,000 km/yr allowance (other packages available and $0.12/km for excess kilometres). O er is subject to certain conditions and may not be converted to cash. Visit your Kia dealer for complete details. Sales event Bonus amount varies by model. Sales event Bonus is combinable with certain other retail incentives and will be deducted from the negotiated price before taxes. No cash surrender value and cannot be applied to past transactions. Some restrictions apply. Please see dealer for full details. O er is subject to change without notice. ‡Model shown Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price for 2019 Sorento SX (SR75JK)/2019 Sportage SX Turbo (SP757K)/2019 Forte LX (FO542K) is $44,865/$39,595/$18,995. °Unlimited roadside assistance is only applicable on 2017 models and onward. For more information on our 5-year warranty coverage, visit kia.ca or call us at 1-877-542-2886. Information in this advertisement is believed to be accurate at the time of printing. Kia is a trademark of Kia Motors Corporation. B-16 | Friday, August 2, 2019 www.WeeklyVoice.com

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