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The list also of the public, experts all agree that this is a offers demographics found in the homeless growing problem in the region. community of Dufferin County. “Homelessness in Caledon can tend to be “Since the start of the BNL there have been hidden,” said Region of Peel’s Housing Client 127 homeless people who have connected Services Manager, Leslie Moreau. “People with the programs, of which 56 percent were moving from place to place; unstable housing. male, 43 percent female and 2 percent trans- There are certain people that live in the rough gender,” said McGregor. “Some of these indi- PHOTO COURTESY OF EPHA in the Caledon area.” viduals have been housed, while others have HOMELESSNESS ISSUE: Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, between 850 and 900 people in Peel Region were visiting the municipality’s emergency shelter. Now, the Region is relocated to other areas or remain homeless.” reporting 578 people using their services, although that doesn’t mean the issue of home- Updated numbers from July 31 of this year lessness is getting any better. show there areTIME 16 members SENSITIVE on the BNL, MATERIAL with 69 percent male,PLEASE and 31 percentRETURN female. PROOFED BNL the ages of 16 and 24, providing an alterna- There is not enough supply for affordable also notes an age split for homelessness, with tive to living on the street and, according to rental to fill the gap.” 31 percent consideredWITHIN to be ANyouth HOUR (24 years OFthe organization’s website, helps its residents Tent cities have become a large symbol of McGUIRE of age and under), 63 percent adult (25 to 59) “transition to a more productive and brighter the housing affordability crisis that currently FENCING and 6 percent senior (60+).RECEIPT, future”. exists. Commonly found in larger urban LIMITED “The percentage of seniors experiencing “While our numbers here at the shelter are areas, Orangeville Police Services (OPS) Sgt. homelessness has consistentlyTHANK been YOU much low currently, because we’ve had to do that Mary Lou Archer said that OPS has seen tents • All Styles• ofSpecializing Fencing • Installed in Farms & Repaired lower than Proofedyouth and and adults,” said McGregor. (due to the ongoing pandemic), we know that occasionally in the area. •• All We StylesAlso Paint of Fencing Fences Now intoapproved its 20th year, by Choices . . . . Youth. . . . Shel. . .- . there. . is youth homelessness within Dufferin OPS also says that they occasionally receive •705-435-2770 Installed & Repaired ter provides a variety of services to homeless County,” said Althea Casamento, director of calls involving homeless people, but it is not www.mcguirefencing.com youth in theDate: Orangeville Aug 30/04 and surrounding Choices Youth Shelter. She says there is an tracked through their Records Management 705-435-2770 areas. With a facility located on Townline, undetermined number of homeless youth in System. RR 1, EGBERT, ONT. L0L 1N0 Date of insertion RR 1, EGBERT, ONT. L0L 1N0 the organization assists individuals between Dufferin County currently. “Often calls in relation to a homeless person Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29/04 Region of Peel has found through surveys will come in as a suspicious person, or possi- 194 McEwan Dr. East, Bolton that 34 percent of individuals struggling with bly an ambulance assist,” said Sgt. Archer. 905-857-2646Sales Rep.: Annette homelessness are female, and 23 percent con- Caledon Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) ShowtimesShowtimes for Friday for Friday August November 28, 2020 to4BRTT to Thursday Thursday� September NovemberKTS ❑ 3,10 2020IS ❑ sidered youth. Around 13 percent are living recognize homelessness within the Cale- rough together as a family. Breaking down the don community, and have been specifically THEMISS NEW PEREGRINE’S MUTANTS HOME (Not FOR Rated) PECULIAR CLOSED CHILDREN CAPTIONED, (PG) (TOBACCO DVS®,CC USE,SOME RECLINERS,� OC SCARY ❑ RESERVED SCENES) SFP CLOSEDSEAT❑ - GVS ❑ CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ FRI,TUE 3:55, 6:55; SAT-SUN 12:45, 3:55, 6:55; MON,WED 6:55 statistics further, 9 percent of the homeless trained to help those in unsafe situations and ING FRI-SUN 10:45, 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 10:30; MON-THURS 1:30, 4:30, 7:15, 10:00 KEVIN HART: WHAT NOW? (14A) (COARSE LANGUAGE,SEXUAL CONTENT,CRUDESet by: JRC CONTENT) CLOSED CAP- community are Indigenous, 8 percent iden- to make referrals to agencies such as Caledon TENETTIONED, (Not DVS¬Æ Rated) FRI-WED CLOSED 9:50 CAPTIONED, DVS®, RECLINERS, RESERVED SEATING FRI 11:00, tified LGBTQ+, 3 percent are refugee claim- Community Services, or Region of Peel, to 11:30,THE GIRL 12:30, ON THE 2:00, TRAIN 2:45, (18A) 3:15, (COARSE 4:00, LANGUAGE,SEXUAL5:00, 5:30, 6:15, 6:45, CONTENT,DISTURBING 7:45,McGuire 8:30, 9:00; Fencing CONTENT,GRAPHIC SAT 11:00, 11:30, VI - ants, 2 percent were involved in the military offer help. 12:30,OLENCE) 2:00, CLOSED 2:45, CAPTIONED, 3:15, 4:00, DVS¬Æ 5:00, 5:30,FRI,TUE 6:15, 4:15, 6:45, 6:50, 9:40;7:45, SAT-SUN 8:30, 9:00, 1:05, 4:15, 9:45, 6:50, 10:00, 9:40; MON,WED10:15; SUN 6:50, 1x30 and 1 percent are transgender. “Since early 2016, Caledon OPP and Cana- 10:25,9:40; THURS 11:00, 9:50 12:30, 2:00, 2:45, 3:15, 4:00, 5:30, 6:15, 6:30, 6:45, 7:45, 9:00, 9:45, 10:00, “In March, just before COVID hit, we were dian Mental Health Association (CMHA) have 10:00,THE ACCOUNTANT 10:15; MON-THURS (14A) (GORY 12:30, SCENES,COARSE 2:00, 2:45, 3:15,LANGUAGE,GRAPHIC 4:00, 5:00, 5:30, VIOLENCE) 6:15, 6:45, CLOSED 7:45, CAPTIONED, 8:30, showing just about 850 to 900 attending our been working closely to create a crisis sup- 9:00,DVS¬Æ 9:30, FRI,TUE 9:45, 3:50, 10:15 6:45, 9:45; SAT-SUN 12:55, 3:50, 6:45, 9:45; MON,WED 6:45, 9:45; THURS 6:50, 9:45 emergency shelters. So, people that we knew port team in Caledon to help our community KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES (14A) (GRAPHIC VIOLENCE,SEXUAL CONTENT) CLOSED CAPTIONED, THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE ON THE RUN (G) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS®, RECLIN- about that were in our shelters somewhere to address the complex issues faced by indi- ERS,DVS¬Æ RESERVED FRI,TUE 4:20, SEATING 7:10, 10:00; FRI-SAT SAT-SUN 11:15, 1:15, 11:20, 4:20, 7:10, 12:00, 10:00; 1:45, MON,WED-THURS 2:30, 4:15; 7:10,SUN 10:00 11:15, 1:00, 1:45, JACK REACHER: NEVER GO BACK (PG) (MATURE THEME,LANGUAGE MAY OFFEND,VIOLENCE) CLOSED CAP- in Peel Region,” said Moreau. “Today we are viduals going through crisis,” said Iryna Nebo- 3:45, 4:15; MON-THURS 12:00, 1:45, 2:30, 4:15 only seeing 578 people. Since COVID struck, gatova, Community Safety Officer and Media UNHINGEDTIONED, DVS¬Æ (14A) FRI,TUE (VIOLENCE,FRIGHTENING 4:10, 7:05, 9:55; SAT-SUN 1:00, SCENES) 4:10, 7:05, RECLINERS, 9:55; MON,WED RESERVED 7:05, 9:55; SEATING THURS 6:55, FRI-SUN 9:55 OUIJA: ORIGIN OF EVIL (14A) (DISTURBING CONTENT,FRIGHTENING SCENES) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ we’ve housed 434 individuals and families.” Relations. “The 24/7 Crisis Support Team is 7:00 FRI,TUE 4:25, 7:15, 10:05; SAT-SUN 1:20, 4:25, 7:15, 10:05; MON,WED-THURS 7:15, 10:05 Whether it be family issues or financial made up of a police officer who is trained TENETINFERNO (Not (14A) Rated) (GORY SCENES,LANGUAGECLOSED CAPTIONED, MAY DVS®,OFFEND,GRAPHIC RECLINERS, VIOLENCE) RESERVED CLOSED SEATING CAPTIONED, FRI 9:45, DVS¬Æ instability, one key factor that impacts anyone in mental health, crisis support and a social 10:00,FRI,TUE 10:15 4:00, 7:00, 9:50; SAT-SUN 1:10, 4:00, 7:00, 9:50; MON,WED 7:00, 9:50; THURS 7:05, 9:55 struggling to find a home, especially in Peel worker.” BILLDOCTOR & TED STRANGE FACE 3D THE (Not MUSICRated) CLOSED (Not Rated) CAPTIONED, CLOSED DVS¬Æ CAPTIONED, THURS 7:00, DVS®, 10:00 RECLINERS, RE- region, is the rising costs of housing, which She added, “This service is available for SERVEDTROLLS (G)SEATING (SOME SCARYMON-THURS SCENES,CARTOON/ANIMATION 7:00 ACTION) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ THURS 6:45 various people working within the social ser- people who are 16 years and older experi- LANDMARKCINEMAS.COM vice industry have told us are unaffordable encing a mental health or addictions crisis, for a lot of people. Though Peel Region has having difficulties coping and also provides increased its affordable housing inventory, support and referrals. The team also assists there are still many left to struggle due to the with short-term housing needs for individuals high costs. in need.” “Searching for adequate housing is a full- Mental health and addictions are known CLOTHING DRIVE time job. There are frustrations surrounding issues that can directly lead into homeless- the cost of housing and housing stocks,” said ness. CMHA Peel Dufferin shows numbers of Friday, September 4, 2020 Coral McMahan, Care Coordinator at Caledon 55 percent of individuals who cope with home- Community Services. “Both of those make lessness experience mental health issues, and The perfect opportunity to declutter your closet and donate! affordable, safe housing, difficult to acquire.” 31 percent struggle with addiction. 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While inside the res- mately 6:43 a.m., officers from Caledon OPP Crime Stoppers you stay anonymous, you insurance idence, the suspect ransacked the master responded to a serious motor vehicle colli- never have to testify, and you could receive The accused is expected to appear at the bedroom and stole jewellery. sion that occurred in the area of Highway a cash reward of up to $2,000 upon an arrest. Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville on Suspect Description: male, wearing a grey 10 and Olde Base Line Road in the Town of October 22, 2020 to answer to the charges. hoodie, surgical mask, grey jeans and dark Caledon. Suspended driver charged The driver received a 90-day driver’s athletic shoes. The suspect appeared to be The collision involved two motor vehicles On Monday, Aug. 10, at approximately 6:48 license suspension and a 7-day vehicle wearing a backpack underneath his hoodie. - a dump truck and a sedan. Initial investiga- p.m., uniformed officers from the Caledon impound. Suspect Vehicle: possibly a white sedan. tion revealed that the dump truck was trav- OPP responded to a reported single motor Police are asking residents who reside in elling south on Highway 10, and the sedan vehicle collision in the area of King Street Caledon OPP investigating the local area to check any surveillance foot- was going east on Olde Base Line Road. The and Kennedy Road in the Town of Caledon. break and enters age they might have captured of the suspect vehicles entered the intersection of High- A concerned motorist informed the police On Thursday, Aug. 20, officers from Cale- or suspect vehicle for the above mentioned way 10 and Olde Base Line Road, where they that a vehicle went into a ditch on King Street don OPP responded to a reported break and dates. If you recognize the suspects or have collided. just west of Kennedy Road. The driver of the enter at a residence located on Pinebrook any information or video footage related The driver of the sedan sustained fatal vehicle in question was still in the car and Circle in the Town of Caledon. to the incident, please contact the Caledon injuries in the collision. appeared disoriented. The homeowner advised that they left OPP Community Street Crime Unit at 905- Patrizia Lopez, 50, of Caledon, has been The officers attended and investigated the the residence between 9:30 a.m. and 11:15 584-2241 or toll-free at 1-888-310-1122. identified as the deceased driver of the incident further. The driver was displaying a.m. Upon the homeowners return, they You can also provide information anony- sedan. signs of impairment, and was placed under observed that the front door was forced in, mously by contacting Peel Crime Stoppers The investigation is ongoing. 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Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL Peel District School Board is preparing for a new year with schools set to reopen Thinking of home their doors to students next month. The provincial government announced on July 30, the plan for students returning to school amid the COVID-19 pandemic. improvements? “It’s been hard on families to balance work and childcare, while kids have been separat- ed from friends and other kids their own age. We want to get our kids back to school, but it has to be done safely,” said Premier Ford in a news release. “That’s why we’ve worked with our public health experts, On- tario Health and the medical experts at Sick- Kids to develop a plan that ensures students FILE PHOTO can return to the classroom five days a week NEW ORDER: Classroom sizes are expect- ed to shrink, masks are mandatory for all in a way that protects the health and safety students and Peel District School Board of our children, teachers, and school staff.” sees possible delays come September. Schools plan to reopen on Sept. 8. Elementary schools, students in kinder- per cent, roughly 40,000 students, planning garten to Grade 8, are expected to return to take advantage of online schooling. back to normal class operations of in-person During the 2019-20 school year, the board learning, five days a week, while secondary gave 25,000 devices to students in order to students is split between in-person and on- support online, or distance learning, when line learning. schools closed due to the pandemic. The The local school board is making masks board declared that those students are in- mandatory for all students, starting in Grade structed to keep those devices for the new 1 all the way up to Grade 12, attending school year. Additional devices have been in-person classes, while also “strongly en- received and organized to distribute to stu- couraging” kindergarten students to wear dents in need. masks too. In order to support the school reopening, As a reminder: The PDSB website was updated on Fri- the Ministry of Education has given the go- day (Aug. 21), announcing that class sizes ahead for the school board to use $36 mil- are planned to be reduced, by adding more lion of reserve funding to be able to fund the • ceramic and porcelain tiles don’t go elementary and secondary teachers. But, additions and accommodations, including classes are expected to be delayed for on- the hiring of additional teachers. in recycling or the garbage line students due to the fact “a structure to In addition, the Ontario government an- support PDSB Online School does not cur- nounced on Aug. 13, that $500 million is rently exist”. being committed to school boards across • take them to a Community Recycling The website states, “Building a mean- Ontario to support the reopening of schools. ingful, culturally responsive and relevant “We have demonstrated throughout this Centre for disposal distance learning experience for this many outbreak that we will deliver the strongest students with diverse learning needs and and safest plan in Canada for Ontario stu- identities, who have already been impacted dents, with a recognition that we will con- in disproportionate ways, is a key priority tinuously strengthen it over time,” said Min- for the PDSB. Given the complex nature of ister of Education, Stephen Lecce. “This in- These items are not recyclable the planning required, we may see a delay to vestment and access to reserves will enable the start of the school year for students who more social distancing and improve air qual- will be enrolled in PDSB Online School.” ity, and ultimately strengthen the layers of making it harder to sort. Adding, “Students who will attend school protection to keep students and staff safe.” in-person may also see a delay to the start of The federal government announced on the school year given the time and consid- Tuesday (Aug. 25) that it plans to invest eration required to carefully build cohorts, an additional $2 billion to ensure schools organize classes and prepare for a safe re- across the country are able to restart the Check peelregion.ca/waste for information or sign up to opening.” new year in a safe fashion. 81 per cent of students in the PDSB are For more information, please visit peel- receive free waste notification reminders. returning200818ESPR-BM-CC.qxp_Layout to school in September, 1 2020-08-19 with 264:30 PMschools.org. Page 1

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MAYOR ALLAN THOMPSON RIBBON CUTTING: Caledon Mayor Allan Thompson (second right) and Regional Coun. Jo- hanna Downey (left) joins Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones (right) and the ownership of That’s why the government new Caledon restaurant Indian Spice Culture at the eatery’s grand opening on Friday (Aug. of Ontario has worked with New restaurant Indian Spice health o cials, school Culture opens doors in Caledon ly, they were among the many businesses boards and educators to Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL who crumbled under the pressure of the develop a comprehensive A new speciality restaurant is aiming to COVID-19 pandemic. bring more spice to the Caledon community “COVID-19 has been a challenging phase after opening up earlier this month. for us, just like anyone else today” he said. plan to keep kids and sta Maninder Binepal and his family recently “It is the reality we need to live with and celebrated the opening of Indian Spice Cul- move on in a safe way. We will continue to safe. ture Sweets and Restaurant, located on Air- serve the community and people have been port Road. supportive and anxiously waiting for us to “We started here about a week ago. The open.” • Physical distancing idea of Indian Spice Culture (in Caledon) The grand opening was held this past Fri- came to us about a year or two ago, when we day (Aug. 21), where Mayor Allan Thompson measures will be thought that Caledon doesn’t have enough alongside Ward 2 Regional Coun. Johanna Indian restaurants,” he said. “We looked at Downey attended to congratulate the open- many places. But then we got this place and ing of the new local business and to enjoy implemented such as desk thought it was a great idea to open up on Air- some lunch. port Road.” Solicitor General and Dufferin-Caledon separation, signs, floor With another location in Brampton, the MPP Sylvia Jones also made an appearance family business is excited to share their to help Binepal and his family celebrate the markings and one-way wide menu and delicacies by branching off opening of their business. into another part of Peel Region. “We like being located in an area that is hallways. Indian Spice Culture menu is full of au- close to home for many, giving them the op- thentic Indian dishes that cater for vegetar- tion to just walk over to enjoy authentic In- ians and meat eaters alike. All cuisines are dian food and not think about driving out of • Face coverings will be made in-house and from scratch at the Cale- town to get it. You feel like butter chicken don East location. tonight? It’s just at arm’s reach,” explained “My father has worked in the food indus- Binepal. “We know this is a good business required for sta and try for many years, in other countries and plan as well as providing something new to here. He immigrated to Canada many years get our neighbours excited.” students in Grades 4-12. ago and with all of his experience and edu- Indian Spice Culture Sweets and Restau- cation in the food industry, he has been able rant is located at 16025 Airport Road in Cale- to turn his passion into his career, with the don East. For more information, please visit • Hand hygiene will be support and love of his family,” said Binepal, indianspiceculture.com in an interview with the Town of Caledon. “We want to thank the community for the enabled with hand Binepal and his family ran an Indian Spice warm welcome we received and made the Culture Sweets and Restaurant, located in opening for our restaurant a great success sanitizer and hand Mississauga for several years. Unfortunate- amidst the pandemic,” said Binepal.

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Employment Services ∙ Transportation ∙ Stores ∙ Seniors Supportive Housing ∙ Transitional Care ∙ Respite Care ∙ • More nurses will be in Care Coordination ∙ Language Training ∙ Volunteerism ∙ Food Support ∙ Youth Services ∙ Santa Fund ∙ The Exchange schools. • School cleaning will be “Continuing to Connect and Serve Caledon’s Seniors Against All Odds” by Anna Lee Boschetto enhanced. “We have been Silvana Ferrari, the Coordinator, Seniors here the whole Health and Wellness has experienced the time,” says positive impact of her weekly visits with Kim Shadlock, clients. Since many of her clients are on Senior a fixed income, 90 percent are without Manager, computer or internet access Ferrari had Health Services to get creative. “A virtual program would Caledon have been easy, but that wasn’t possible Community for most, and I still wanted a facetoface Services. visit so we put together these packages Shadlock is with everything including crosswords, referring to the fact that the Health word searches, poems, jokes,” explains Services team of three managers, four Ferrari. Clients also received regular coordinators and more than 30 full time phone calls reminding them about and parttime front line PSWs and physical activity and supporting them in transportation drivers, that have staying healthy. “They all anticipated our continued providing services, nonstop to calls and visits, and are always so Caledon residents throughout the grateful for the connection,” she says. COVID19 pandemic. From Assisted Living to Health & Wellness Programs “Even with limited staff we continued to to Transportation, the entire team came offer essential rides” says Fay Davy the together in providing hundreds of Transportation Manager. Staff reduction residents, about 90 percent of whom are saw Davy back in the driver’s seat, a role seniors, with the supports necessary to from 25 years ago. Keeping clients live independent lives. moving toandfrom medical appointments, grocery shopping and “Collaboration is the key that enabled us prescription pickup was vital to Davy to offer these crossfunctional services,” and her team. In this uniquely says Shadlock. Despite the uncertainty of challenging time clients and drivers the pandemic, and the constant changes together ensured they got where they to public health requirements for staff, needed to go most. everyone’s heart remained committed to serving clients. Delivering assisted living Despite the challenges that COVID19 services which includes daily tasks such has presented, it has underscored how as personal hygiene, mobility assistance vital the needs are for the connections and meal preparation, has been some of Caledon Community Services continues the most challenging and essential care to deliver to residents. for clients. “It’s not acute or longterm care, but we are trying to maintain the Visit: www.ccs4u.org for more independence of seniors in our information and watch for a new web community,” explains Shadlock. experience coming your way soon.

Along with assisted living services How Do You See It? Tell us how you see it. Kim Shadlock, Senior Manager, Health Services,, Caledon Community Services Visit ontario.ca/ReopeningSchools at 9055842300 ext. 225 or [email protected] Paid for by the Government of Ontario This column is provided free of charge by the Caledon Citizen. CALEDON CITIZEN | AUGUST 27, 2020 A7

Get the email version: News caledon.ca/enews Get Active Thank you NEW Monthly Memberships for wearing available August 31 a mask Masks are mandatory Exceptions include children under the age of two, anyone who has trouble breathing or has a medical condition and those in public indoor spaces who cannot remove a mask without assistance. Play Safe A friendly reminder: For safety’s sake, please keep basketball nets, hockey nets, skateboard ramps and other sports equipment off the road.

As we gradually open facilities in a way that keeps everyone Questions? Call Service Caledon safe, here are two ways you can get active. at 905.584.2272 x.7750. 1 MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP 2 10X PASS Get a monthly membership Flexible options with no at a discounted price! expiration date: Final property taxes are due • Unlimited Wellness • Aquafitness, recreation For those that can, please make your payments • Ultimate Fitness and lane swimming by September 3 and November 5, 2020. • Aquafitness • Fitness at the Caledon • Recreation Centre for Recreation For thoses experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19, tax payments can be Term memberships will & Wellness deferred to December 31, 2020 without penalties and interest. return when more services DON’T HAVE YOUR BILL? re-open. If you haven’t received yours, please call us at 905.584.2272 x.7750. Failure to receive a For more information and to pre-book your activity tax bill does not excuse a taxpayer from responsibility for payment nor relieve the visit caledon.ca/recreation taxpayer from liability to pay penalties and interest. HOW TO PAY: PUBLIC NOTICE HAVE • Pay online with credit card • Place payment in the drop box located YOUR • Pre-authorized payments outside of the main entrance at Town Hall TitleSAY • Through your financial • Through your mortgage company Environmental Assessment institution/online banking • By mail Stormwater management pond retro t and dog park drainage repairs To make a payment at Town Hall, you must make an appointment first:

A consultant has been retained by the Town of caledon.ca/appointment. Caledon to provide a detailed design for a retrofit of the Marconi Court Storm Water Management Facility (SWMF) located on the west side of Coleraine Drive For more information, visit caledon.ca/tax or between Marconi Court and Wheeler Drive in Bolton. call 905.584.2272 x.7750 This also includes the redesign of the existing dog park adjacent to the SWMF. The overall goal is to retrofit the SWMF to meet, as much as can be achieved, current standards providing an “enhanced level of protection” which PUBLIC NOTICE HAVE includes sediment control and preventing sediment YOUR buildup. LEASH FREE DOG PARK SAY The Town is also investigating drainage issues and Environmental Assessment upgrading the leash free dog park, located next to Caledon Animal Shelter. Village of Alton Main Street North & Queen Street West The work includes completing a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (“Class EA”) and preliminary design services. The scope for redesign of the leash free The Corporation of the Town of Caledon is park may include detailed design of a grading plan, paved and accessible paths, planting plan, shade structure, currently undertaking a Class Environmental STUDY AREA benches, water service (currently at Animal Shelter building), fencing, trash cans and dog waste bag dispensers. Legend Data Source: Assessment for the reconstruction of Main Owners Fabric: Teranet Aerial Imagery: First Base Solutions Two Public Information Centres [PICs] are required. Dates are yet to be determined.Management Ponds Street North and Queen Street West in the

NOTE: This data is provided for your convenience only. The data is not warranted or certified or 0 0.09 0.2 Kilometers THE PROCESS guaranteed in any way. The TownVillage of Caledon of Alton. accepts no liability for any damages whatsoever, including any consequential damages, for any WGS_1984_Web_Mercator_Auxiliary_Spher deficiency in the data. The reproduction of this The SWMF improvements are categorized as Schedulee A+ under the Municipal Engineers Association documentdata, in whole or in part, is forbidden without the 8-19-2020 express written permission of the TownThe of Caledon. purpose of the study is to develop a road "Municipal Class Environmental Assessment,” (October 2000, amended 2007). Schedule A is a pre-approved activity, design that enhances connectivity and visitor which specifically includes works that “establish new or replace or expand existing stormwater detention/retention ponds or tanks and appurtenances including outfall to receiving water body provided all such facilities are in either accessibility to the Alton Village area. In an existing utility corridor or an existing road allowance where no additional property is required. identifying improvements to the corridor, the NOTE – Utility corridors are not always linear, therefore expansion of a stormwater management facility is a study is considering technical, aesthetic, and Schedule A activity provided no additional property is required.” And A+5 “Modify, retrofit, or improve a retention / structural requirements; as well as socio-eco- detention facility including outfall or infiltration system for the purpose of stormwater quality control.” nomic, cultural heritage, and natural environ- COMMENTS ment factors. We are interested in hearing any comments or input from the public about this study. Comments and information The project is being undertaken in accordance regarding the study will be collected to assist the Town in meeting the requirements of the Environmental with Schedule ‘C’ of the Municipal Class Assessment Act. Environmental Assessment (October 2000, as amended in 2007, 2011 & 2015). These comments will be maintained for reference throughout the project and will become part of public record. Under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Environmental Assessment Act, unless Public consultation is a key component of the Class EA planning process. Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, otherwise stated in the submission, any personal information such as name, address, telephone number and associated restrictions on public gatherings, and in the interest of public health, all display materials for the second property location included in a submission will become part of the public record files for this matter and will be of two Public Information Centres (PIC) will be made available on the Town of Caledon’s project website released, if requested, to any person. (caledon.ca/notices). The intent of the display materials is to share information on the identification and evaluation Information requests or questions may be directed to: of alternative design options and to receive input from the public on the preferred design solution.

Margi Sheth, M. Eng., EIT Roy Johnson, P. Eng. Notice published: If you would like more information on the project, require a hard copy of the online materials, or to be included on the Senior Project Manager – Stormwater, Senior Water Resources Engineer August 27, 2020 mailing list for this project, please contact one of the following members of the Project Team: Town of Caledon COLE Engineering Ltd. Town of Caledon R.V. Anderson Associates Limited Notice published: 6311 Old Church Road 70 Valleywood Drive Ian Todhunter, P.Eng. David O’Sullivan, P.Eng., PMP August 27, 2020 Caledon, ON L7C 1J6 Markham, Ontario Senior Project Manager, Engineering Project Manager 905-584-2272 X.4258 416-346-3875 Services Tel: 416-497-8600 [email protected] [email protected] Tel: 905.584.2272 x 4065 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

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2020, August 27, Fullpage Townpage - Caledon Citizen A8 CALEDON CITIZEN | AUGUST 27, 2020 It’s a crazy market In this week’s Citizen, there is a at 300 Euclid Avenue, was listed for lengthy feature highlighting the height- $999,999 in July and ended up selling ening issue of homelessness within $800,000 over asking price. For any- our community. It’s a well-researched, one thinking, or more so hoping, that informative piece that draws attention Toronto’s burgeoning real estate bub- to something that impacts hundreds ble would burst amidst the ongoing across the region. COVID-19 pandemic, this was a harsh While there are several reasons one reality check. can fall into homelessness, issues with Many real estate agents have told mental health and addictions myself, and other report- chief among them, I would ers with the Citizen and suggest the crazy cost of living our affiliate, the Shel- in our area is equally as culpa- burne Free Press, that ble. And when I talk about cost the local housing market of living, I’m referring mostly to is only going one way, house prices and rental rates and that’s up. While it’s in the area. in the best interests of I understand that the mar- these agents to paint a ket, or demand, largely, dic- rosy picture regarding MIKE BAKER tates what those costs will be. THE MIC CHECK the strength of the local It still doesn’t make them any market, there’s more less crazy. than a decade’s worth of Looking at the statistics for a minute, evidence to suggest they know what compiled by the Toronto Regional Real they’re talking about. Over the past 15 Estate Board, the average sale price years, housing prices have doubled in of a home in Dufferin County, exclud- our region. Doubled. ing Orangeville, thus far in 2020 is Over the same time, the average $766,039. That’s an increase of 13.62 wage or salary for someone not work- Consumers are in fight percent from this time last year. And it’s ing a minimum wage job has gone up, not as if this features dwindling num- at best 25 to 30 percent. Those who bers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. got into the market years ago are in a Between Jan. 1 and July 31, 2020 fantastic position today, but what about or flight mode there have been 355 homes sold in our youth? Many of them are facing up Dufferin County. Over the same period to the fact that they will never be able by Mark Pavilons last year, there were only 327 homes to afford a home in their hometown. In The fallout from the pandemic has ing nine-in-10 do not prioritize having sold. a few years’ time, if things continue on infiltrated our wallets and purses. a high credit score,” said Emery. Looking at our larger urban areas, this crazy path, they may not be able to “We can’t afford that,” will likely be- As significant labour market chal- such as Orangeville and Caledon, the afford a home of their own, period. come the new battle cry for average lenges remain for younger Canadians, numbers are even more startling. For It’s a problem without a solution. Mis- Canadians. 18-34-year-olds have different finan- the first time over a six month period, guidedly, the Ontario government felt A national survey by Credit Canada cial priorities than older Canadians. the average sale price for homes in much of the inflation surrounding the reveals that the COVID-19 pandem- While having a positive bank bal- Caledon hit seven figures between housing market in Toronto was brought ic has drastically affected consumer ance at the end of the month is a top Jan. and July of this year, coming in at on by excessive overseas invest- spending, habits and confidence with financial focus for younger Canadians $1.05 million. That’s a 12.37 percent ment. As such, they introduced the many still running on “survival mode” (43%), this number drops to 32 per increase, or around $116,000, from Non-Resident Speculation Tax in April and focusing on short-term goals. cent for 35-to-54-year-olds and 35 per this time in 2019. There’s been a simi- 2017. This new legislation tags on an The Financial Priorities Poll, an An- cent for those aged 55+. lar percentage increase in Orangeville, additional 15 percent on the purchase gus Reid study of 1,500 Canadians, Similarly, two-in-five 18-34-year- with the average sale price spiking to price of residential property located sponsored by the non-profit credit olds (40%) rank having an emergency $626,466 thus far in 2020 – up from within the Greater Golden Horseshoe counselling agency, found that pay- savings fund as a top financial priority. $559,702 12 months ago. Region (GGHR) by individuals who are ing bills is the top financial priority for This declines as Canadians age with For rentals, you’d be hard pressed to not citizens or permanent residents of Canadians (54%). Meanwhile, 44 per the 35-54-year cohort at 36 per cent find anything beyond a one-bedroom Canada. The GGHR goes as far north cent said cutting back on spending and the 55+ cohort at 30 per cent. for less than $2,000 a month anywhere as Orillia, and spreads out to Peterbor- takes precedent during COVID-19. The reason finances are so prev- in Dufferin County or Caledon. ough in the east, and Hamilton in the Other financial priorities include: alent is they’re the major reason for So, what does all of this really mean? west. • Having a positive bank balance at stress in a relationship, or household. On the face of it, my first take is that the Thus far, this new tax has done the end of the month (36%); having an It’s sad that all that we are, all that we local housing market is a healthy one, nothing to stem the rate of inflation, or emergency savings fund (35%); pay- have become, comes down to dollars in the sense that inventory is relatively make owning a home more attainable ing off debt (32%). and cents. low, houses spend very little time on for young Canadians. I would have thought these are pri- Most of us are coping with COVID-19 the market, and prices continue to rise. I’m one of the lucky ones. My wife orities all the time, not just in unprece- the best we can. There’s no doubt Clearly, people want to live in Dufferin and I are expecting to purchase our dented economic turmoil. we’ve all experienced some new County and Caledon. first home within the next few months. “While it’s encouraging that Cana- stressors in our lives. We thought we Due to our close proximity to the It won’t be perfect, and it won’t have dians are taking financial responsi- had seen it all, done it all, but we were GTA, many people with well-paying everything we want, but at least we’ll bility by focusing on paying bills and wrong. jobs would rather pay crazy money for have a place to call our own. I fear cutting back on spending, it’s signif- Parents have witnessed the gam- a nice property that gives them a one that many from my generation, and the icant that six-in-10 don’t consider a ut of behaviour from their offspring. I hour commute to the city, than pay a generations to come, won’t have that positive bank balance or an emergen- can’t even count the number of times ludicrous price for a garden shed, or same opportunity, no matter how well cy savings fund as a matter of great Kim and I have had to encourage our a condo that lands them right in the they plan and save as young adults. importance,” said Keith Emery, Co- kids to get a part-time job, keep the downtown core. And, when you hear As youngsters, we’re almost condi- CEO of Credit Canada. “Emergency job, and the importance of having that about some of the stories emanating tioned now to believe that, to be con- saving funds are designed for just that said job. from city in recent months, who can sidered successful, you must go to – emergencies – and the COVID-19 Once they have money in the bank, blame them? college or university, establish yourself pandemic has caused an emergency they love the freedom it brings. I could barely believe what I was within your chosen career and, finally, state.” While none of our kids has any real reading last week when I saw that a lit- buy your own home. If things con- I don’t know about you, but those daily living expenses, the oldest is eral converted shed in Toronto, featur- tinue in the same vein, that final part with “emergency” or slush funds have paying her share of the car insurance. ing one bedroom and two bathrooms, will soon have to be scratched off Life likely already tapped into them to Her OSAP payments will begin this sold for $1.8 million. The ‘home’ located Goals 101. pull up the slack. Many citizens and fall. businesses applied for relief funding. Lexie graduated from university this Many others were lucky to have their spring and now faces the daunting they say, is history. I always smile and chuckle to myself mortgage or rent payments deferred. challenge of pursuing her dreams and I can’t imagine how tough it’s go- when financial advisors tell us to put If we were mortgage-free, we would kick-starting her career. ing to be for the class of 2020. I also money aside, make sure we top up be away to the races, and have much But the cloud of COVID-19 has cast sympathize for students heading into our RRSPs and take a close look at more financial freedom. It was an at- a huge shadow over immediate pros- post-secondary studies in just a cou- our “portfolios.” tainable goal in my parents’ day, but pects. ple of weeks. I imagine this fall will see I don’t know about you, but my “port- today it seems quite impossible. It’s been a very long time since I was a combination of online and in-person folio” is non-existent. In order for av- “Of additional concern, almost sev- a new graduate, pursuing my goals studies. I have never witnessed such erage Canadians to save, invest and en-in-10 don’t consider paying debt to and dreams. I managed to get a job in a thing in my lifetime. buy RRSPs, they have to have a de- be of great importance and a stagger- my profession quickly and the rest, as Many industries – almost every pro- cent amount of money “left over” at fession – have suffered. Some may the end of the month. Sadly, that’s not not recover. Some will change their the case for the majority of working Submit your Caledon Citizen operating procedures forever and the Canucks. If we had it, we’d love to in- www.caledoncitizen.com workforce of tomorrow will have a to- vest it! tally different make-up. A substantial number of typical LETTERS I’m not sure how that impacts workers are leveraged, mortgaged post-secondary students. Will some and loaned out. The current econom- opt for another path, or switch their ic conditions have tested everyone’s TO current program? 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GWYNNE DYER Last days of the old Middle East OUR WORLD TODAY

The ‘two-state solution’ is still dead. under Israeli occupation, understandably Arab and Israeli allies were actually seen relationship has been The deal to open diplomatic ties between complain that they are being abandoned by together in public occasionally. That’s the defined by oil wealth Israel and the United Arab Emirates, their Arab brothers, but that really happened main reason for the Gulf states to go beyond for the past two gen- announced by Israel’s Prime Minister Bin- long ago. the furtive relationship they have hitherto had erations, and now the yamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Thursday, So what actually changed last Thursday? with Israel. wealth is fading fast. opens no new vistas for a ‘just peace’ between Very little, although Donald Trump naturally What’s in it for Netanyahu? A peace treaty Eight years ago the the Israelis and the Arabs. It just repackages tweeted that it was a “huge breakthrough” with another Arab state is a feather in the cap Arab oil-producing states were making a tril- the existing reality. and his son-in-law and senior adviser Jared of any Israeli prime minister, but this deal also lion dollars a year from their exports. Today There wasn’t any possibility of an indepen- Kushner promised that the deal would bring neatly gets him out of the promise he made to their oil revenue is down by two-thirds ($300 dent Palestinian state in the Israeli-occupied “massive change” and “make the Middle East right-wing Israeli voters in the last election to billion), and it will fall further. The coronavirus territories before last week, and there still isn’t safer.” annex much or all of the occupied territories. has accelerated this decline, but demand and now. There was only a very small chance that Rubbish. The last Arab-Israeli war was 47 Annexation would be purely symbolic, since prices have both been trending down for quite Netanyahu would annex the occupied territo- years ago, and it’s been decades since either Israel has already ruled all that land for the a while, and the growing unpopularity of fossil ries to Israel before the Israeli-UAE deal was side even had serious plans for one. The only past 53 years, but he still needed an excuse to fuels in a rapidly warming world guarantees announced (although he talked about it a lot), plausible risk of a major cross-border in the renege on his promise. The UAE deal is the there will be no reversal of the trend. and there’s even less chance of it now. Middle East these days is between Iran on perfect excuse: he can say he had to cancel Saudi Arabia and the UAE still have large No real change on the international front one side and the Arab Gulf states (with or annexing the Palestinian territories because reserves of cash, but some of the smaller oil- either. Israel and the Arab countries are without Israel) on the other. Israel’s new partners in the Gulf would be so states are running out of money. Economic already at peace, with the partial exceptions That’s not really a big risk either, but the upset that they’d walk away from the deal. devastation will be followed by political col- of Syria and Lebanon, although few people Arab Gulf states in particular worry aloud Netanyahu insists that annexation is only lapse: even the map of the Middle East may in the region would call it a ‘just peace’. And about it, and to some extent they have con- postponed, assuring Israelis that it is “still on look quite different in 10 or 20 years’ time. the UAE has already been doing business vinced themselves that it truly is a threat. They the table.” Donald Trump says “they agreed And who will emerge from the wreckage as quietly with Israel on everything from trade to hope that they would have Israel’s support in not to do it. This is a very smart concession by the sole big powers of the Middle East? Only defence planning (against Iran) for years. such a war, since in military terms Israel is the Israel. It is off the table now.” ‘Long-term’ for the two countries with fully modern and diver- Egypt and Jordan have had formal diplo- region’s dwarf superpower. both of them is reckoned in months, so they sified economies and little dependence on oil matic relations with Israel for decades, and Netanyahu’s government hates and says it have no idea how irrelevant all this diplomatic revenues: Israel and Turkey. the other Gulf states will soon follow the UAE’s fears Iran, so it probably would help the Arabs fine-tuning will seem in retrospect. Funny how things turn out, isn’t it? example, perhaps with Saudi Arabia bringing in the end. However, it would be a much more The old Middle East is living through its final up the rear. The Palestinians, mostly living convincing deterrent to Iran if these putative years. Across the Arab world every power

SHERALYN ROMAN Traffic - part two TALK CALEDON Last week, soon after I hit “send” on my safely. I have nothing but the greatest respect for better surveillance and enforcement. As It’s also seen, as at article about slowing down traffic in Caledon, for those who try to drive safely when they are much as we are known for our pretty roads, least one recent article unfortunately just a little farther north of where surrounded by folks who think nothing of cutting trails, villages and hamlets, we are also known suggests, as a “town I sat, yet another traffic tragedy was unfolding. in front of a loaded vehicle weighing around to play host to a vast array of industries relying under siege,” currently Sadly, another Caledon citizen lost her life 80,000 pounds without any appreciation for heavily on trucking. It follows that we must also fighting illegal trucking in a collision that took place at or near the the fact that a truck needs about a 40% longer be vigilant in protecting our citizens and visitors operations that set up intersection of Olde Base Line and Hwy #10. length of both time and distance to stop safely. from the potential harmful impacts of this truck trucking yards on land It seems, despite our best efforts, truck traffic That said the reality is also true that there are traffic. If this latest accident tells us anything zoned as agricultural. Of course there are barrelling through Caledon, continues to be a as many bad truck drivers as there are bad it’s that we must seek out, nay – insist upon – many legitimate operators doing business in significant issue. car drivers. Unlike a car crash though, being greater OPP and MTO surveillance patrols. We Caledon and who contribute not only to the The issue of any fault in this situation is not hit by a bad truck driver often means only one must investigate further opportunities for limiting local economy but also to our community up for discussion. I wasn’t there and while person is walking away from the collision and truck traffic in certain areas of Caledon and look through philanthropy. To you I say thank you. accidents are called accidents for a reason, this it’s usually not the driver of the car. to examples like the Emil Kolb Parkway / By- But the problem remains. Caledon, recognizing one is still being investigated. What we do need While last week I was congratulating the Pass in Bolton as a way to help improve road the seriousness of the issue of illegal trucking, to continue talking about however, is the sheer Town for their efforts at supporting community safety. We must enforce “right lane only” rules has recently implemented a task force to tackle volume of trucks travelling through Caledon safety by slowing down traffic, this week I find for truck traffic and we must, in conjunction the problem of “pop-up” trucking yards and whether on Hwy#10, shuttling across Mayfield myself wondering what more can be done? again with the MTO, look closely at the use its related issues. This is good news even as Rd., or moving up and down Hwy#50. In all Local communities are benefitting from slower of speed limiters. Truck traffic is supposed to this latest tragedy proves it’s clear that more instances we have 18-wheelers, dump trucks, vehicular traffic but in the meantime it appears be subject to speed limiting devices set to a must be done and soon. One shouldn’t have tandem dump trucks and cement haulers to have become a bit of a free for all on the maximum of 105 km/hour. However, in reports to “gamble” with their life while simply travelling moving across town 24 hours a day and very surrounding roads used by commercial truck dated as recently as January of this year, the out and about town to get to school, work, often at unacceptably high rates of speed. Now traffic. It’s now time to focus on those roads that MTO device most often used to track and for sightseeing or even just to do the grocery before you jump to any conclusions I am NOT see significant truck traffic – particularly if we measure speed limiters (EzTap) is apparently shopping. Trucking through town safely is a anti-trucker. Over my lifetime I’ve watched an are also contemplating the arrival of yet another not being used regularly due in part to its significant issue and it’s time we tackled it head uncle, a cousin and some very close friends #400 series highway cutting a wide swath right alleged unreliability. on before another head on collision causes yet of mine in the trucking business successfully through the middle of our community. Currently, Caledon is widely recognized as more grief. navigate literally millions of miles between them It’s long past the time that we initiate a call a transportation hub in the Region of Peel.

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Island’s (UPEI) artificial turf field in Char- mier League Island Games in Charlottetown, The Nine Stripes began without Christo- lottetown, it’s 35-match tournament began Prince Edward Island. Blessing and Cere- pher Manella, captain Manuel Aparicio and last week on August 13th between Forge FC mony were performed by the first Mi’Kmaq Michael Petrasso due to injuries. One of the and Cavalry FC. Already dubbed a unique Poet Laureate of PEI, Julie Pellissier Lush favourites of the tournament, already down tournament by York9 FC head coach Jimmy and The Mi’Kmaq Heritage Actors, a group three men. established in 2011 and made up of Indige- Central defender Luca Gasparotto wore nous youth,” the press release wrote. the captain’s armband. The press release also mentioned that With Nigel Reed and former Canadian every team will honour Black Lives Matter International Craig Forrest on the commen- before every match, making a statement at tary for CBC in this game, this tilt, was off to the centre of the pitch, where Black Lives a slow and scrappy start. Matter is written. New signing from Spain, Alvaro Rivero Forge and Cavalry tied their match 2-2 rifled a strike directly at goalkeeper Nacho and on Friday, Aug. 14 it was time for the Zabal. Joseph Di Chiara threatened the oppo- Nine Stripes head coach Jimmy Brennan to sition in the 23rd minute with a low shot that FILE PHOTO FIRST POINT: York9 FC coach Jimmy Bren- address the media before his club’s heavy- trickled past the post and passed a trailing nan was pleased with his team’s perfor- weight tilt last Saturday against newcomers Gabriel Vasconcelos who couldn’t tuck it in. mance in the Island Games. to the league; Atletico Ottawa. Towards the end of the first half, it was Brennan said everyone is in the same boat. Atleti Ottawa that began to control the tempo penalty and Joseph Di Chiara tied the game Fitness levels are as good as they can be, but of the game. Fullback Vashon Neufville up from 12 yards out. it will all be about making the right adjust- sprinted past Ryan Telfer on the left-hand The match ended 2-2 with York9 coming ments at the right time and bringing in the side of the box and his low-cross into the close to completing a comeback, having right guys off of the bench. 18-yeard area found Mohamed Kourouma taken 11 shots in the second half and holding who tucked the ball into the back of the net 60.1 per cent possession. Rotary Club of Palgrave for the first goal in Ottawa’s new franchise. “I was disappointed going into half time th The club’s second goal didn’t take long. conceding in the 47th minute,” said Brennan One minute in the second half, Miguel Mis- in the post-game press conference. ta’s men got on the board again. Francisco “It was a terrible goal for us to concede. Acuna was sent in behind the defence from We had a good conversation at half time. an over-the-top pass and fed the ball across Said what we needed to work on and we 4ANNIVERSARY to Malcolm Shaw for the second goal. came out in the second half flat footed. Made The celebrations didn’t last long however, those changes right away brought on the as Neufville was given a second yellow card young boys to give us some life and changed after a collision with Di Chiara and Ottawa our formation as well.” went down to 10-men. Y9 began the match in a 4-4-2 diamond for- When Brennan said there will come a time mation and transitioned into a 4-3-3. to adjust and to decide as a gaffer, this was Brennan acknowledged, this is the first Thursday, August 27th, 2020 6:00pm the moment. competitive match and at times there were His triple substitution following the red some moments where the club did the right card saw 16-year-old forward Lowell Wright, things. It was a scrappy first half and to it 19-year-old Max Ferrari and Japanese inter- took time for the guys to get into rhythm national Wataru Murofushi come on and and Brennan felt that the team did create make an instant impact. chances at some points in that game. Just over seven minutes of being on the The gaffer, began a lot of his experienced pitch, Ferrari makes a surging run down the players on the squad, before bringing in some right flank and sets up Wright for the easy tap of the young players. 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Caledon Council considers impact COVID-19 pandemic has had on Town’s 2020 budget Staff then reported net favourable vari- have also come at an added cost. ances of $2,429,327 as of June 30. Hare describes that if a second wave of “We took the June 30 results and man- the COVID-19 pandemic happens this year, agement and finance staff forecasted to the the revenue and expenditures will be adjust- end of the year. What this resulted in was a ed again in order to manage the balanced projected year end forecasts of $154,000,” budget and deficits. explained Hare. “The town has reserves to support the Revenues have been reported to be unfa- 2020 operating budget, along with the future vourable, meaning down, by a total of $3.7 operations and any impacts the pandemic million. continues to have to (ensure the Town can Council waived penalties and interest on operate as normal). The Town will receive taxes until December 31, which resulted in a space restart funding of almost $1.5 million www.thefreewebsiteguys.com/free-site $1.2 million revenue loss. that can be used in 2020, or in 2021, to off- “Included in these projections were also set any operating deficits and impacts of the any of the recommendations from the Com- pandemic and operations.” munity Recovery Team, such as waiving the Hare recommends that Council watch for reduction fees. There’s also revenue losses other needs that local businesses and orga- expected due to facility closures,” presented nizations will have as the pandemic contin- Hare. “What we are also projecting are mod- ues. est revenue projections for the winter.” “We’ll have to look at those organizations She added, “(These numbers) are poten- and continue to reassess whether there’s tially at risk if there is another wave of the anything we can do in terms of grants to pandemic.” help those not-for-profit,” she said. “If the Additional expenditures were required impact from the pandemic is that severe and to ensure municipal staff was able to effec- actually starts impacting development, then tively work remotely during the pandemic, that’s something that will obviously drasti- while the purchase of personal protective cally change what our budget would look equipment, such as face masks, has also like.” mounted up. The installation of plexiglass at A report will be provided in the fall with Town Hall, and enhanced cleaning services another quarterly financial update.

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Call Spencer at 647- (nee Gilman) on experience in meat cut- china, cedar rails, free kin- 542-0559. friends Mick and Maurina. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT November 10, 1935 – A private family “Funeral Party” will take place. In in Shelburne. 4 appliances. ting and processing. Duties dling. 3 - solid free standing include cutting and section- wooden gun racks, metal August 18, 2020 lieu of flowers, donations to The Heart & Stroke Free parking. No smoking, no SERVICES Peacefully at Bethell ing of meat, skinning and re- door with push bar, hundreds Foundation or the Diabetes Foundation would pets. Available September 1st. Hospice in Inglewood, Call 705-435-2131. moving blemishes, deboning of VHS @ 50 cents / DVD’s at ON. Dawn was born in be greatly appreciated. Condolences available at rabbits and chickens, cutting $1.00. 8’ folding leg wooden CoDa Codependants Newmarket and later www.fawcettfuneralhome.ca meat into specialized cuts tables, garden tools & chairs Anonymous meet Sunday HOUSE 7-8 at St. Mark’s Anglican. Life moved to Toronto and FOR RENT and preparing for wholesale East Gary is Back! 519-942- Caledon, ON. Athletic, and retail sales. HS diploma 4145. too much? Covid restrictions apply. intelligent and beautiful, TOTTENHAM: Bright open or equivalent required. Posi- tions offered are permanent she took on any challenge concept, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, IN MEMORIAM ORANGEVILLE OVER full time and salary is $17.00/ that interested her: she garage. Ideal for professional or 60’s Single Club – a place learned to fly airplanes, retired couple. $1,850/month hr for 42.5 hrs/week. OT af- to meet and make new friends. HAND, Gerald create intricate stained glass lamps, crochet, knit, +. References, Call 613-893- ter 44 hrs/week. Please ap- We meet every Thursday night plant magnificent gardens, and bake the best butter 2545 ply in person at 7597 Jones In loving memory of Gerald at 7pm for coffee. Many activ- tarts in Canada. Friends and family thought of Baseline in Arthur, via email at Hand who left us on August ities. For info please call Ken Dawn as a brilliant, irreverent, independent, hard- VEHICLES [email protected]. Via 18, 2018. 519-942-1864 or Betty 519- working woman who could do anything she set WANTED fax at 1-519-848-2793 or via 942-3090. her mind to. She was astoundingly strong, having phone at 1-519-848-2107. Days will pass and turn into twice survived cancer. Dawn was the devoted wife CASH FOR SCRAP VEHI- years, The Lord Dufferin Chap- to Ralph Varney; mother to John (predeceased), CLES. Scrap vehicles want- ARTICLES ter IODE holds their meet- Deborah Nikifortchuk and her husband Alex ed, any size. No ownership FOR SALE But I will forever remember ings at the Lord Dufferin and Alan Bickerton and his wife, Donna. She required. Fast service, free you with silent tears. Centre on the 4th Tuesday of towing, loose scrap removed. HEINTZMAN UPRIGHT was stepmother to David and Grant Varney; Loved and missed every day every month. We are looking grandmother to Harmony and John Michael Also, cash paid on the spot. PLAYER PIANO in Or- for women who would like to Bickerton; and step-grandma to Tara, Laura, Call 905-859-0817 or 647- angeville – FREE to a Beatrice and Family help in the Community. Call Deidre and Madison. She leaves behind her sister 227-3954. Open Sundays. good home. Call 519-942- 519-941-1865. Peggy and husband Mike Scott of Thunder Bay; 7560. HAND, Gerald CHILD CARE TOPS (TAKE OFF her nieces and nephew, Pauline Woodruff, Mark REID FARM MARKET: In loving memory of Bourrie, MaryAnne Morin and Linda Steele; and AVAILABLE POUNDS SENSIBLY) Open! 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