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Look for Our 4 Page Flyer in This Friday’s News Advertiser! *see store for details Maytag Store Now Offers Air Miles! 2 AP June 15, 2011 June 15, News Advertiser • OSHAWA -- Durham’s first Durham Pride Parade took over downtown Oshawa June nity in Durham. The event was held as part of Pride Week. 12, with many participants and spectators showing their support for the gay commu- SABRINA BYRNES / METROLAND OSHAWA PARADE A STEP FORWARD IN ACCEPTANCE, PARTICIPANTS SAY PARVANEH PESSIAN parade proceeded east to Celina ning in Durham every June for this to happen." [email protected] Street and south to Athol Street. the past seven years, but this Amy England, Regional Councillor for the Many community groups signed year organizers were deter- City of Oshawa, said she was proud to be a DURHAM -- Oshawa's downtown was on to participate, including Dur- mined to take them to the next part of the efforts to bring the event to Dur- awash with colour on Sunday afternoon as ham Regional Police, the Durham level. A parade, overflowing with ham. Durham's first-ever Pride Parade marched Children's Aid Society and the AIDS pride and excitement, was exactly "It's a fabulous day for our humanity and its way through the streets. Committee of Durham. what the group was looking for to the fact that we had little to no incidents As many danced, held hands and waved "The amount of people here and push their message and cap off a shows how far Oshawa has come. I got rainbow flags in the air, their message rang the support we're getting really week of festivities. goosebumps just watching." loud and clear to anyone nearby. represents growth for this commu- "It's good for us to be out While many people showed their support "There's something about power and lib- nity," said resident Shane Strass- here so that people can't ignore by joining in the parade, others found a eration in a march," declared Pride Dur- burger. the fact that we're here and that spot on the curb to enjoy the history-mak- ham member Roger Bannatyne, beaming "Once Toronto got to the point it's still OK," says Amber Young. ing event. with excitement. where it was booming and there "We're becoming a better soci- "We're here to celebrate diversity in our "It's a protest in a sense but a protest was Pride there, people from Dur- ety where more people are family," said Nancy Teengs, watching the doesn't have to be negative. A protest can ham would go to Toronto so this is ready and open to support parade with her wife and two children. be in support of something and that's exact- an amazing step forward for us. this kind of thing and I think "We don't want to get in people's face or ly what it is -- more voices, more faces and "We don't have to leave our own it speaks for the City and anything like that but there are gay people you can hear us coming." home to experience love and how far we've really that live here and they need to be able to Beginning at the municipal parking lot at acceptance." come that they would live proudly and peacefully." the corner of Queen and King streets, the Pride celebrations have been run- allow something like Page 6 - Today’s editorial NEW LOCATION Bring Dad! FOR 2011! The Rotary Club of Ajax presents their annual LOTS OF FREE PARKING! PANCAKE BREAKFAST YouAre More Than Just a Number To Us. Sunday, June 19th, 8am to 11am Call us for a quote today. Great pancakes! 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MOYA DILLON “With the 407 extension this is a major new corridor through “There’s never been a case where either has stopped in the News Advertiser • [email protected] the city, there are great sites here with great access to transit and province, and I don’t expect it will, but both will be slowing connectivity with the south, and we’re going to market it that down and speeding up. We learned a lot from the development PICKERING -- Three neighbourhoods planned for way,” he explained. of the 401 corridor, because there was nothing there at the time Pickering’s Seaton lands are expected to draw nearly “It’s not going to happen overnight, but this is an attractive that corridor was built in the 1970s. I think we have a reasonable 30,000 residents to the area by 2031. area. We are fairly confident we can achieve these targets from approach and we are very aware of the need to balance popula- At a planning and development committee meeting an employment point of view and believe these numbers will tion with job growth.” on June 6, Pickering councillors heard proposals for happen over time.” The presentation was provided to councillors for informa- three of six neighbourhoods planned for the proposed Mr. van Nostrand also explained that both employment and tion. The proposal will come back to committee for approval at a Seaton development in the city’s north end. residential build-up would be sequenced to align with each future meeting. Neighbourhoods 17 and 20 would include mixed-use residential and employment lands, along with the nat- ural green spaces of the Seaton Natural Heritage Sys- tem. “The plan is to have mixed residential with commer- cial and retail, with a GO Transit route link from the Duffins Heights community and a link to neighbour- hood 20 through an internal road system,” said John van Nostrand of the provincial planning alliance. Located at the intersection of Brock and Taunton roads, neighbourhood 17 is expected to house a popu- lation of 6,773 by 2031, and offer 591 jobs. The estimate for neighbourhood 20, which is bisected by Brock Road and includes lands north and south of Hwy. 407 where it links up to Hwy. 7, includes 8,134 residents and 9,807 jobs by 2031. “We expect that uses will intensify and build up along the 407 corridor and become denser, so in the long run we’re looking to get 11,000 jobs altogether,” Mr. van Nostrand said.
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