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BY WENDY GABREK

On Saturday, September 21, the Montessori Family School celebrated 10 years of laughing and learning in Alliston. The two-hour event, or- ganized by school founder Rachel Coleman, included a garden family mixer for cur- rent students and returning alumni. Coleman says she began her school in Alliston be- cause she wanted to provide an “authentic Montessori experience that was a hap- py, healthy and a peaceful place” for her daughter to CONTRIBUTED PHOTO grow... along with a handful of friends. “We had been attending a had been the directress of over the school. Family School because we man says she remains con- the garden, cooking healthy satellite school of The Mon- the school for one year, and “The only way I could do felt like a little family.” nected to her students even foods, learning sounds or tessori Country School in after only two years in oper- it was to bring the school “With the support of the after they move on to el- exploring the cultures of Nobleton, which they had ation, they decided to close into my home,” Coleman parents, I began to cre- ementary school. the world, we believe that opened here in Alliston,” their doors.” said. “It felt right and I knew ate a beautiful Montessori “It’s been an absolute hands-on fun is the best!” Coleman told The Times of Several parents then ap- immediately that I wanted classroom within my cen- joy to provide a nurturing adds Coleman. “I feel so the school beginnings. “I proached Coleman to take to call it The Montessori tury home and I officially learning environment where lucky to be able to provide opened the doors in 2008,” children can thrive both Montessori education and added Coleman. “Since indoors and out, and after live in lovely Alliston.” then we’ve been laughing, twenty plus years of teach- For more information learning and growing to- ing I can still say that I love about The Montessori Fam- gether.” my job and look forward to ily School, located at 3 Wel- Over the past 10 years, 27 each and every day with the lington St E, Alliston, call children have been part of children.” them at 705 435-7124 or the fun at MFS and Cole- “Whether it’s working in follow them on Facebook.

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Beeton Dental - Porreta Branding - Logo Design –-- 1:10 February 23, 2017 Foon Duong Final (Called In) Page 4 – September 26, 2019 – The TIMES Editorial, Letters & Opinion “The window to the world can be covered by a newspaper.” ~ Stanislaw Jerzy Lec BROCK’S BANTER: The leader? What else have you got? BY BROCK WEIR a sit-down interviews with two Federal Lib- The page was turned quickly and time will As far as images go, they are likely to have eral candidates for Thursday morning, so I had tell if the chapter will be revisited more before an enduring legacy and be the visual hallmark It started with a thud, and perhaps it was a no idea what to expect, especially whether I the election is in the books, but it is curious in of this election and, perhaps, of the premier- sign of things to come. would be greeted in the morning and after- this day and age where some outlets will harp ship of Mr. Trudeau, but the conversation has Shortly after the Governor General dis- noon by two individuals who had very little on any tweet or like-windbreaking emanating moved on. solved Parliament to call the October 21 Fed- sleep over the previous 12 hours. from the Oval Office that the Canadian con- Is it that we, as Canadians, don’t think we eral Election earlier this month, there was I have no idea how much rest they had had versation moved by so swiftly. have our own racial issues to contend with and a bump in the road: a press vehicle bumped since the images made multiple laps around The question that must be asked is why. we’re at a different point in our history? Per- into the Liberal Leader’s official campaign the world, but they had offered well-thought- In the United States recently, a state gover- haps some do, but, spoiler alert, racial issues aircraft as it prepared to begin the charge into out, measured answers as to how they would nor who had been depicted in blackface sev- have permeated every corner of our society the cross-country hustle for support and, more respond to questions they might receive at eral years prior dominated weeks of the news and need to be addressed, even if it is a diffi- importantly, votes. the door later that day and on weekend door- cycle and spurred important dialogue around cult discussion that could puncture the collec- It was, of course, a relatively minor inci- knocking, voicing their support of the leader, race relations in the country beyond our south- tive bucolic view in which we hold our ideas dent, but for those following politics closely, it and highlighting the party’s vision for the fu- ern border, an issue that is always a tinderbox. of what it means to be Canadian. was, on the one side, a blip on the radar while, ture. Here, it was, so far, a relative blip on the radar. Continued on Page 14 on the other side, others gleefully rubbed their That was that. And so far, pending a na- hands, planted their tongues firmly in their tional televised debate in which the Liberal cheeks, and took a moment to relish what they leader will deign to participate and take ques- insisted was an omen of the Liberals’ bumpy tions, barbs, and pointed talking points from road ahead. Andrew Scheer, Jagmeet Singh and Elizabeth The latter’s camp prognostication, if last May, the top three contenders vying to take his week was any indication, is winning the day. job, discussion seems to have moved past the At least for now. content of the three images (so far) and onto By now, most everyone across the country more substantive matters of public policy. has the old images of Liberal leader Justin After a day of recalibration, the Liberal Trudeau in blackface and brownface seared leader more-or-less successfully changed the into their minds. They dropped unexpectedly, conversation and shifted discussion from his despite the most recent image being taken problematic behaviour of the past towards a more than a decade-and-a-half ago, and domi- bold vision for gun control across the country. nated several days of discussion since Time The Conservatives responded in kind and then Magazine’s publication on Wednesday eve- rolled out their visions for supporting veter- ning. ans, including their pensions, and for address- As luck (?) would have it, at the start of ing the ever-increasing costs and decreasing the week, I just happened to have scheduled affordability of housing nationwide.

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Anne learned a lot about herself through The Humble Tiger. Based on the book of the same name, the Humble Tiger is a three-week employment program spearheaded by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of York and South Sim- coe that is used as a guide to self-compassion when returning to work. “The emphasis of the program is on viewing ourselves and others with self-compassion and care as we move through times of challenge and personal growth,” shared Anne. “I thoroughly enjoyed going through the program and discussing the concepts of the program with group members and with the course facili- tators; so much so that I took the course a second time and got some new insights with regards to personal learning. “This course, along with some of the other courses I have tak- en with the CMHA, have helped me slowly but surely regain the confidence and to set some goals to take the steps needed to work towards the achievement of those goals.” As Anne shared her message of recovery to visitors to the CMHA last Wednesday morning, Health Minister (and New- market-Aurora MPP) Christine Elliott couldn’t help but smile. Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott, left, shares a light moment with Rebecca Shields of the CMHA York & South Simcoe last week Mental health and addiction are causes close to her heart and she at a Recovery Month celebration. PHOTO BY BROCK WEIR joined Anne and the CMHA team to help mark Recovery Month experiences I hope those struggling with mental health and ad- health a priority and are investing in services that directly help and hear stories of clients who have found success through the dictions realise they are not alone and there are supports and people struggling with addictions, specifically this month, and myriad programs offered by the local agency. services out there to help you. We are committed as your gov- their families. “Recovery isn’t a one moment in anybody’s life,” said Re- ernment to doing our part. We are making addictions and mental Continued on Page 12 becca Shields, CEO of the CMHA York & South Simcoe. “It is really an ongoing journey. Sometimes recovery starts with the first small step of hope, and sometimes recovery earmarks the end to a course of a program or the start of a new job, and it is a wonderful thing. “Recovery is never a journey that is just straightforward. Of- X CROSSWORD ten, we go back and we go forward, but why it is important to celebrate recovery is we have to recognize the work that goes PUZZLE NO. 432 along the way and take those moments to celebrate how far 10. Arsenal we’ve come. There are many challenges when we’re dealing 11. Old salt with mental health and addictions issues. There are barriers to 12. Hat care, the stigma that many of us face and there is also a lack of 13. Zeta follower understanding, so the other reason why it is important to earmark 16. Repeat this day and celebrate recovery is to remind ourselves of the 17. Came down hope, remind ourselves that people do recover from mental ill- 22. Australian “bear” ness and go on to have exciting, productive and wonderful lives.” 24. Tell From Ms. Elliott’s perspective, taking the time to talk about 26. Dutch export recovery is a very important step. 28. Suck in breath There is a lot of “misunderstanding,” she said about the chal- 30. Be obligated to lenges many people face, and this could stem from “a lack of 31. Rowing device knowledge about the fact that people can recover.” 32. Easter-egg coloring “They still need to check in from time to time, but it is really 33. File important to celebrate when those successes are made,” she said. 34. Cato’s route “I would like to thank CMHA York and South Simcoe for mak- 36. Turkish title ing this day possible and inviting me to join you. It really is an 39. Ratite bird important issue to me. This event does play such an important 42. Draw role in raising awareness about mental health and addictions and 43. Labor-saving device it encourages people to share their stories as we’re doing today. 46. 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Honors 72. Baking box 19. Road taken 54. Highest point 86. Eternities 74. Straight 20. Greek consonant 56. Cultivating tool 87. Banquet 75. Sort 21. Biblical boat 59. “____, Dolly!” 76. Implore 22. Reserved 60. Of trivalent gold DOWN 77. Swift-running bird 23. First-class 61. Dental work 1. Milan money, formerly 78. Dispose (of) 25. Athenian portico 63. Spoon’s companion 2. Hound’s trail 80. Leeds libation 27. Shoelace end 65. Concur 3. Where to buy a novel 81. Switch position 29. Large crucifix 66. Round before 4. Santa’s aide 33. Custom the final 5. Northern 35. Tack 67. Lasso 6. On the peak 36. Side road 68. Eye woe 7. Himalayan kingdom 37. Island chain 69. Familiar 8. Up until now 38. Unnerve 71. Shred 9. Appetizer cheese Solution on page 14 Page 6 – September 26, 2019 – The TIMES

GRILLIN’ AND CHILLIN’ AT ALLISTON RIBFEST - The second annual Alliston Ribfest, had a late return this year, and was held at Riverdale Park over the September 20–22 weekend. The event was originally scheduled to take place June 7–9, but was rescheduled due to a lack of available paid-duty OPP officers to provide security. Although the weekend saw perfect weather for this outdoor festival, event organizers said that attendance, which had exceeded 15,000 people in 2018, was down about 50 per cent. For those who did attend, the addition of a midway and the selection of mouth-watering foods – including ribs, corn, jerk chicken, fresh squeezed lemonade, funnel cakes and more – made the event better than ever. PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK

TOWN OF NEW TECUMSETH RESIDENTIAL RATEPAYERS SECOND INSTALMENT OF 2019 FINAL TAXES ARE DUE SEPTEMBER 30, 2019

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE #1 MULTI MODAL ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN STUDY th th 10 Sideroad and 6 Line Intersection Improvements The Town of New Tecumseth has initiated a Transportation Master Plan (TMP) Study, a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment long-term strategy to develop a multi-modal transportation system that is safe, Notice of Commencement and Public Information Centre No. 1 efficient, economical, convenient and comfortable for all users. The TMP builds upon the

Background Town’s Official Plan Update, Simcoe County TMP Update, County of Simcoe Official Plan, The Town of New Tecumseth has retained the services of the Ainley Group to undertake a Municipal Class and Provincial plans and policies. This study follows Approach #1 of the Master Plan Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to facilitate improvements to the intersection of 10th Sideroad and 6th Line, as process as prescribed in the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) illustrated in the accompanying study area map. This project has been initiated to identity appropriated roadway and document for municipal road projects. The Master Plan process addresses Phases 1 and intersection improvements, which will reduce the potential occurrence and severity of accidents and collisions. 2 of the Municipal Class EA Process: This project will follow the Schedule ‘B’ planning and design process in accordance with the Municipal Class • Phase 1 will identify a Problem and Opportunity Statement Environmental Assessment (Oct. 2000, as amended 2007, 2011 & 2015). • Phase 2 will identify and assess Alternative Solutions to address the Problem and Opportunity

Public Information Centre PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE #1: We want to hear from you on the issues and opportunities that A Public Information Centre (PIC) has you see for the Town’s Transportation System to the horizon year of 2041. The first Public been scheduled to introduce the project Study Area Open House (POH) will be a drop-in interactive open house to seek your input. and to allow all interested parties an opportunity to review the alternative Date: Thursday, October 3, 2019 solutions developed to address the identified deficiencies and to discuss the project with the study team. Some Time: 5:30 – 7:30 PM of the alternatives include operational enhancements, geometric improvements, and signalization of the Location: Council Chambers, Town of New Tecumseth intersection. The PIC has been 10 Wellington Street East, Alliston scheduled as follows: Everyone is invited to participate and provide input at any time throughout the course of the Date: October 8, 2019 study. In addition, a short public opinion survey has been set up on the study website at:

Time: 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm https://www.newtecumseth.ca/en/town-hall/transportation-master-plan.aspx. If you require additional information or would like to be placed on the project contact list, please feel free Location: Tottenham Community to contact one of the individuals below: Centre 139 Queen Street N Jonathan Chai, P.Eng. Kamran Khurshid, E.I.T Tottenham, ON, L0G Consultant Project Manager Project Manager, Capital Engineering 1W0 HDR Corporation Town of New Tecumseth (905) 435-4030 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Comments Information is being collected under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Public input is encouraged throughout this process and will be given consideration during the planning and design of With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. this project. The deadline for the submission of comments following the PIC will be October 22, 2019. If you are unable to attend the PIC, presentation material will be available on the municipality’s website at www.newtecumseth.ca after October 8, 2019. Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom NOTICE OF WATERMAIN FLUSHING - BEETON of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments submitted will become Residential / Industrial / Commercial Users part of the public record. Please be advised that the Town of New Tecumseth Public Works Department will be con- To obtain additional information or to provide input, please contact either of the following members of the study team: ducting routine maintenance/flushing of the Beeton Distribution System daily between

Mr. Sean Sexsmith Mr. Rob Greenwood the hours of 8am and 4pm starting Oct. 3. This process may take up to four (4) Transportation Technologist Project Manager weeks to complete with an anticipated completion date of Oct. 31. During the flush- Ainley Group Town of New Tecumseth ing process, low water pressure and discoloured water may be experienced. It is recom- 280 Pretty River Parkway P.O. Box 910 Collingwood, Ontario L9Y 4J5 10 Wellington Street East mended cold water taps are checked and let run until water runs clear (usually five to ten Tel: 705-445-3451 Alliston, ON, L9R 1A1 minutes). If discolouration persists for longer please contact the Public Works Department. Fax: 705-445-0968 Tel: 705-435-3900 ext 1314 It is also suggested that before starting laundry, fill and run the washing machine through a E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] rinse cycle to prevent staining of laundry items. Thank you for your patience and

This Notice first issued on September 26, 2019 co-operation. We regret any inconvenience you may experience as a result of this maintenance process. If you have any questions, please contact: Public Works:905-729-0057, ext. 1400 – Mon. to Fri., 8:30am to 4:30pm FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA After Hours:905-729-2291 - 24-hour Emergency Number

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Women Who Care hoping to hit 100 members by year’s end

BY WENDY GABREK lage. BrainiACTS, will be an after-school pro- 100 Women Who Care New Tecumseth gram that brings together a team of tutors held its quarterly meeting at the Gibson and teachers to help young children with Centre for Arts & Culture in Alliston on reading, literacy skills and homework com- Thursday, September 19. pletion, and will start initially with children In all, 52 women attended – a jump in in Grade 3, with plans to expand to other numbers with 16 new members gained, and grades in the future. $4,600 received through $100 instalments “Our funds will go towards assessment per member. tools, computer software, books for a lend- The organization is still expecting 17 ing library, communication journals for pending payments for a total possible dona- parents, snacks and other miscellaneous tion to local charity of $6,300. materials this program needs in order to The groups second of four annual meet- run successfully. Program location is St. ings, held in May, raised $4,400, so interest Andrew Anglican Church in Alliston which in the group is growing. acts as the umbrella charitable organization During the September meeting, three lo- for this program. The program is open to the cal charities presented a case for support. general community and participants do not These amazing, local initiatives, made need to be members of the church to access for a tough choice for the independent vote, the program,” said the BrainiACTS repre- but the final recipient chosen by ballot was sentative at the September meeting. $100, FOUR TIMES A YEAR, CHANGES LIVES – Although the final donation amount was not re- BrainiACTS presented by It Takes a Vil- If you were unable to make the meeting leased at press time, 100 Plus Women Who Care New Tecumseth is doing great things for, and in our community, like supporting BrainiACTS – a start-up after-school tutoring program for Grade 3 students. Pictured, from left: France Young, Jade Coulson, Brenda Harkness, Jack Harkness, Krystina Zoratto, Kirsten Buligan, Carol Austin. PHOTO SUBMITTED

last week, donation payments are due with- Graphic Design and The Beach House Spa in one week of each quarterly meeting. & Wellness.” Payments can be made by cash or cheque With the newly added members, 100 made payable to the umbrella charitable or- Plus Women Who Care New Tecumseth is ganization “St. Andrew Anglican Church” thrilled by the growth of the group – but is with a memo notation “BrainiACTS”. Your still striving to hit 100 members by the end charitable receipt will come to you from St. of 2019. Andrew. Payments can be delivered to the They are asking community mem- attention of Debbie Hudson at TD Wealth bers to ‘Like’ and ‘Share’ their mes- in Alliston. Please submit by Monday, Sep- sage on Facebook at www.facebook. tember 30. com/100WomenNewTecumseth/ “A heartfelt thank you once again from Local charities are also encouraged to everyone on the Steering Committee and submit an application for funding. A link to from It Takes A Village! And to our cor- information for new charities can be found portae sponsors as well, including: Gibson on the website at www.100womennewtec. Centre, Debbie Hudson, TD Wealth, Circle com/for-charities/ Theatre, Jade Coulson, Sutton Group Real- The next meeting, and the final meeting ty, Concession Road Mercantile, Briar Cri- of 2019, is scheduled for Thursday, Novem- ar, New Tecumseth Times, Lisa Purchase ber 21 at 7 p.m. at The Gibson Centre in the @ The Mortgage Station, Kelly Higgins Mercer Pub.

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WALKING FOR DOG GUIDES – The Alliston Lions Club held its second annual Walk for Dog Guides on Saturday, Sept. 21. The event was another success for the Lions, attracting more participants – both two-legged and furry – than last year, and raising more than $3000 for the Lions Foundation of Canada, towards the training of dog guides for Canadians with special circumstances. (BELOW) Jamie Frewin and her Newfoundland-cross Cara. Jaime and her husband, Scott Frewin, raised $1,095. PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK

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On Saturday September 21, the Alliston Lions Club hosted its Alliston Lions Club raises $3K+ second annual Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides. The event drew 40 participants, including Lions, and 19 dogs, and raised a total of $3,012.85 for the Lions Foundation of Canada for Dog Guide programs Dog Guides. “Our ‘Pack Leader’ sponsor this year was Boston Pizza, who was our largest sponsors next to Pet Valu,” Alliston Lions Club mem- ber and Walk for Dog Guides Committee Chair, Jaime Karsch, told The Times. “We also received a donation from Royal LePage RCR Realty.” Prizes for the event were donated by Boyne Veterinary Clinic, Zehrs, Domino’s Alliston, Costco Barrie, Sweetest Smelling Scents – Independent Scentsy Consultant, and Scrubadub-Doggie. Mc- Donald’s Alliston donated the coffee. “All of our participants received a complimentary coffee, hot dog Family Pass – beef, turkey or veggie, pop and water, and an ice cream from Twist * & Shout Soft Serve Ice Cream. Plus, they all received a ‘doggy-bag’ with lots of goodies to take home,” said Karsch. $ The Alliston Walk was 2.2 kms in length, starting from the Lions 2 adults,60 2 kids hall on Boyne Street, then west on Victoria, south on Church, east *plus fees and on Albert, north on Dufferin, east on Victoria and back to the club. taxes “Participants mentioned that cars slowed down to see what was going on, honked and waved,” added Karsch. “The Walk for Dog Guides was a great success with one hundred per cent of the money going directly towards the training and placement of Dog Guides for Canadians with medical or physical disabilities.” It costs approximately $25,000 to breed, train and match a life- saving Dog Guide with a person or family. The Pet Valu Walk for Dog Guides is the largest annual fundraiser for Lions Foundation of OUR KIDS Canada Dog Guides, which produces seven types of Dog Guides: CAN’T WAIT • Canine Vision for the blind or visually impaired • Hearing Dogs for the deaf and hard of hearing • Service Dogs for people with a physical disability TO M T • Seizure Response for people with epilepsy • Autism Assistance for children with autism spectrum dis- order • Diabetic Alert for Type 1 diabetics with hypoglycemic un- awareness • Support Dogs for professional agencies with people in trau- your kids matic situations To date the annual walk have received over $17 million. In 2019 LOCAL FOOD • HORSE SHOW • LIVESTOCK SHOW there were 276 registered walks from coast to coast. Pet Valu is the National Sponsor and they cover all administra- FAMILY FUN • SHOPPING • CRAFT BEER & CIDER tive and promotional costs, ensuring one hundred per cent of the LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • HORTICULTURE • EDUCATION proceeds go to Lions Foundation of Canada. For additional information visit www.walkfordogguides.com. Learning is alive at The Royal. Bring your herd to be inspired, educated and entertained because nothing opens young eyes and minds to the wide world of agriculture like a trip to The Royal.

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NEW TECUMSETH TIMES

Former Alliston Hornets play- ers Joey Visconti and Ryan McReynolds brought the Con- ference Cup from last year to the Hornets home opener against the Orillia Terriers at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre on Friday, September 20. Taking the ceremonial face o to start the game are Hor- nets captain, Ryan Sallows and Orillia captain Kyle Heitzner.

PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART Hornets blank Orillia Terriers in home opener BY BRIAN LOCKHART on Friday night, September 20, at the New ended in a 4 – 3 overtime loss. The only second period goal came when Tecumseth Recreation Centre. The Alliston team went to Orillia for Adrian Ludiciani scored at the 4:20 mark. The Alliston Hornets flipped to the plus The Hornets took a loss in the first game their second game of the season on Sun- Evan Spencer finished off the scoring side after three games early in the PJHL of the season when they went North to day, September 15. for the night when he notched a goal at 12: season after a win over the Orillia Terriers Penetang to take on the Kings. That game In a low scoring game, the Hornets were 41 into the third period. ahead 2 – 1 at the end of the first period. It was also a pretty rough game. There was no scoring in the second. Orillia took 16 minutes in minor pen- Going ahead 3 – 1 in the third, the Al- alties, one five-minute major, three ten- liston team allowed an Orillia goal late in minute misconducts, and two game mis- Delicious Soups the period but managed to hang on for a conducts. 3 – 2 win. Alliston spent 18 minutes in the box on Farmers Market The teams met again on Friday night minors, one major, three misconducts, and when the Terriers travelled to Alliston in had two players ejected from the game. Live Music hopes of getting some payback. In the early going of the season, the Hornets goalie Adam Scott got the shut- Stayner Siskins have moved into first Kids Zone out when he stopped 34 shots for the game. place after winning their first three games. It was the most exciting game in terms The Hornets have slotted into second of scoring action – there was one goal per place after the weekend. period. The Hornets will be on the road for a Alliston’s Clayson Goymour opened the couple of games before returning to home scoring in the first period after the teams ice in Friday, October 11, when they will played 18:09 minutes with no one hitting host the Schomberg Cougars. the back of the net. Game time is 8:30 p.m.

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The Alliston Hornets host the Orillia Terriers for their rst game of the season on Friday, September 20, at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre. The Hornets blanked the Terriers with a 3-0 win. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART The TIMES – September 26, 2019 – Page 11 Construction concerns raise eyebrows at Council table

BY KIRA WRONSKA in a modular fine [system] will be paying these fines, Councillor MacLellan and one bad truck driver.” Councillor MacLellan DORWARD would be best.” not us, not the home own- added, “We need to take a “I would respectfully countered with “it’s right The Vice-President of ers, but the contractors. stand on this, and I appreci- suggest,” added Councillor in front of us, let’s do it The September 23 Coun- B.G. Properties Inc., Dave And we will be having an- ate Council’s support.” Foster, “[that we] go back now…this has got to scare cil Meeting saw Councillor Murray, was present at the other conversation [with Councillor Beattie put in to [contracting] staff. To them into playing by the MacLellan address an issue meeting to comment. developers].” his two cents about what me, it’s you have [contract- rules, for the sake of our plaguing local residents as “If I could take this mo- “It’s quite evident that nature the fines should ing] staff, they abide by the residents being affected by they continue to enjoy the ment to apologize for all the fine system is not work- take. rules, or you get new staff.” this.” warm weather. the phone calls that are un- ing,” concluded Deputy “I’m not confident with Mayor Norcross sug- A motion was then “I’m really sick and tired needed…I do understand Mayor Norcross. “Council this tier system where it gested that staff come back passed for staff to come of [construction compa- why everyone is upset, I should come back to ratify looks like we’re picking in two weeks with a report back in two week’s time nies] not abiding by call do. It may be too little too a tier system that should be hairs and favourites. I don’t on the fine numbers, “so with a report on the fines, routes and not respecting late, but if this behaviour a part of all land site agree- want to build a tiered struc- we can make a clear deci- with a decision to be made the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. de- continues [the contractors] ments.” ture because of one bad day sion.” from there. veloper hours, [as well as] working on Sundays. None of these developers abide by these rules. None of them.” After assurances made to the Councillor person- ally last Saturday, four- EMPLOYEE teen more infractions were * counted just Monday. Each infraction costs $300, so, in PRICING total, developers cost them- TH selves $7,000 in infractions ENDS SEPTEMBER 30 two days after discussion and assurances to Council DEREK K. DCP SUPERVISOR members. 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