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Savings Starting November 28Th Canada’s Leading South Asian Newspaper - Tel: 905-795-0639 Friday, NovemberJune 2, 2017 29, 2019 www.WeeklyVoice.com VolVol 25, 23, No. No. 48 22 PM: 40025701 Black Friday Savings Starting November 28th Thursday & Friday % 35 OFF Saturday, Sunday Monday & Tuesday % 25 OFF BRAMALEA CITY CENTRE MAPLEVIEW CENTRE 905.792.8820 905.632.5400 SQUARE ONE SHOPPING CENTRE ERIN MILLS TOWN CENTRE 905.232.0661 905.828.5902 Offer available 11/28/19 – 12/03/19 receive 25% off total purchase of any full price items in-store. 11/28/19 – 11/29/19 only: receive 35% off total purchase of any full price items in-store. 11/28/19 – 12/01/19 receive 25% off total purchase of any full price items online. Offer excludes Harry Potter and Pandora Me Collection and Holiday Gift Sets. While supplies last. Valid only at participating Pandora retailers and online during specified dates. Void where prohibited. Selection may vary by store. Not valid on purchase of gift card/e-cards or prior purchases. Cannot be combined with any other offers. Other restrictions may apply, see store for details © 2019 Pandora Jewelry, LLC • All rights reserved A-2 | Friday, November 29, 2019 www.WeeklyVoice.com www.WeeklyVoice.com FRONT PAGE Friday, November 29, 2019 | A-3 Canada’s Leading South Asian Newspaper - Tel: 905-795-0639 Friday, NovemberJune 2, 2017 29, 2019 www.WeeklyVoice.com VolVol 25, 23, No. No. 48 22 PM: 40025701 Fundraiser Connects Students With Farmers, page 7 Taj Express - Quintessential Bollywood!, page 10 ‘Miracle On Main Street’ Carnival On Dec. 11, page 12 We Can Soon Scoot Around On Ontario Roads! New Five-Year Pilot E-Scooter Project Begins On Jan. 1 TORONTO: Ontario is launch- Transportation Minister Caro- excited by the momentum micro- ing a five-year pilot project be- line Mulroney says the five-year mobility continues to gain across ginning January 1 to allow e- trial will help businesses expand, Canada,” said Chris Schafer, Se- scooters on the province’s roads. enrich local economies and of- nior Director, Strategic Develop- The two-wheeled, motorized fer people more options to get ment at Lime in Canada. “ vehicles are currently illegal to around safely. “Our government “This development means that operate anywhere in the province is strongly committed to promot- Ontario’s municipalities can now other than on private property. ing the highest standards of safe- offer their residents new and The pilot will let municipalities ty for all Ontarians who travel on sustainable ways to get around decide whether to allow e-scoot- our roads.” in their communities. We look ers on municipal roads, including “With Ontario adopting regula- forward to working in partner E-Scooter pilot projects are now under way in many cities in parks and trails. tions for its e-scooter pilot, we’re Continued on page 2 Quebec, Alberta and is popular in 125 US cities. Freeland In US For NAFTA Talks India’s PSLV Lifts Off With Cartosat-3, 13 US Satellites SRIHARIKOTA: India’s Po- lar Satellite Launch Vehicle-XL (PSLV-XL) rocket carrying ad- vanced earth observation satellite Cartosat-3 and 13 US nano sat- ellites lifted off from the second launch pad of the rocket port here on Wednesday. At about 9.28 a.m. the 44.4 me- Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland speaks with members of the press after a tre tall, weighing 320 ton rocket meeting at the U.S. Trade Representative’s office for talks on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement blasted off from the second on trade, Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019, in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky) launch pad at the country’s rocket port here. The launch was normal despite a clouded sky. According to ISRO, the 1,625 Scheer, Jagmeet Set To kg Cartosat-3 is an advanced ag- ile satellite to obtain panchromat- ic and multispectral imagery with cials used to say that they would an operational life of five years. supply the required images for The payload has the capabil- various agencies. The sharp sat- Name Shadow Cabinets ity of take sharp pictures with a ellite images can also be used ground resolution of 0.25 me- Continued on page 6 Conservatives & NDP Announce Their Caucus Leaders tre in Panchromatic and 1 me- tre ground resolution or ground OTTAWA, ON –The Conserva- single day.” Finley (Haldimand—Norfolk, sample distance (GSD) in 4 Band tive Party on Thursday announced The Conservative appoint- Ontario) Multispectral modes with a swath the appointment of a strong, di- ments include: • Conservative National Cau- of 16 km, said ISRO. verse team to lead the Conserva- • Deputy Leader: Leona cus Chair: Tom Kmiec (Calgary The Indian space agency also tive Caucus in the 43rd Parlia- Alleslev (Aurora—Oak Ridges— Shepard, Alberta) said, Cartosat-3 has many new ment. Richmond Hill, Ontario) • Caucus-OLO Coordinator: technologies/elements like highly NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has • Quebec Political Lieutenant: Chris Warkentin (Grande Prai- agile structural platform, payload tapped two MPs from British Co- Alain Rayes (Richmond—Ar- rie—Mackenzie, Alberta) platform, higher rate data han- lumbia to lead his caucus’ behind- thabaska, Quebec) “Our strengthened party will dling and transmission systems, the-scenes negotiations and work • House Leader of the Offi- use every tool available to us to advanced onboard computer and in the House of Commons. Peter cial Opposition: Candice Bergen correct the mistakes of this gov- new power electronics, dual gim- Julian has been re-appointed as (Portage—Lisgar, Manitoba) ernment,” added Scheer. “And we bal antenna and others. the NDP House leader and Rachel • Chief Opposition Whip: will stand ready to make the case To be placed in an orbit of 509 Blaney will take on the role of Mark Strahl (Chilliwack—Hope, to the people that only a Conser- km at an inclination of 97.5 de- BROKER party whip British Columbia) vative government can keep this grees, the Cartosat-3 will furnish BROKER Party leader Andrew Scheer • Deputy House Leader of the country united and deliver the images that cater to the demand said: “I am incredibly proud to Official Opposition: John Nater change so many Canadians are of urban planning, rural resource REMAX REAL ESTATE CENTRE INC., BROKERAGE work with these experienced and (Perth—Wellington, Ontario) looking for.” and infrastructure development, dedicated Conservative Members • Deputy Opposition Whip: Candice Bergen and Mark coastal land use and land cover of Parliament.This is the team John Brassard (Barrie—Innisfil, Strahl are longtime loyalists and and also for strategic/defence which is going to help us hold Ontario) Leona Alleslev crossed over to purposes. Justin Trudeau to account every • Caucus-Party Liaison: Diane Continued on page 2 The Indian space agency offi- Health Teams To End Hospital Hallway Care MISSISSAUGA: Ontario is in- patient story, one patient record community, addressing physical, troducing Ontario Health Teams, and one care plan. mental and emotional well-being, a new model of care that brings “This is an exciting time for as well as simplifying navigation together health care providers to health care in Ontario as we final- for patients, families and caregiv- work as one team - as part of a ly break down the long-standing ers. Mississauga Health will inte- plan to end hallway health care. barriers that have prevented care grate services from primary care, Christine Elliott, Deputy Pre- providers from working directly home care, community care and mier and Minister of Health, was with each other to support pa- hospital care to create a seamless at the University of Toronto Mis- tients throughout their health care system for patients, families and sissauga on Monday to announce journey,” said Elliott. caregivers. the Mississauga Ontario Health The Mississauga Ontario Mississauga Health will put in Team as one of the first 24 teams Minister Christine Elliot Health Team, known as Missis- place 24/7 navigation and care in the province to implement the sauga Health, will create a con- coordination services for patients new model of organizing and de- easier transitions from one pro- nected system of care from pre- and families. Patients will receive livering health care. vider to another, including, for natal, birth to end-of-life care. these services through their inte- Through an Ontario Health example, between hospitals and The team will focus on improv- grated primary care teams and Team, patients will experience home care providers, with one ing the health of the people in the Continued on page 2 A-4 | Friday, November 29, 2019 FRONT PAGE www.WeeklyVoice.com THE WEEKLY VOICE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Canada Is In Middle Of Unity Crisis: Scheer Bala Menon Continued from page 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR the Conservatives from the Lib- Shazia Malik eral Party in September 2018. Many members of the party CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Amb. Praveen Verma (Retd.) have been outspoken in recent Dr. Nivedita Das Kundu days about Scheer’s failure to Harj Chaggar win a majority government in Oc- Amitabh Saxena tober, citing a variety of reasons why they feel he can no longer Graphic Design stay on as leader and demanding Tamarind Tree he resign. ACCOUNT MANAGERS Two people from Scheer’s in- Manu Ramachandran nermost circle _ Hamish Marshall G Prasaad and Marc-Andre Leclerc _ no Rohit Malhotra longer have formal roles in guid- NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and B.C. Premier Conservative Deputy leader Leona Alleslev Maha ing his political future. Marshall’s John Horgan atduring the BC NDP Convention looks on as Andrew Scheer speaks with the contract as the Conservatives’ na- ONLINE MARKETING at the Victoria Convention Centre in Victoria, media in the House of Commons in Ottawa.
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