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Ontario Premier Doug Ford visited Cale- “I can think of better no way to start a don on Monday (Aug. 31) to mark the offi- Monday to talk about building homes for cial start of the Mayfield West development people and creating jobs,” she said. project. Premier Ford also took the chance to Developers are now ready to put their address those in attendance. shovels into the ground following six “This is an opportunity to move forward weeks of prep work after the green light and redevelop one of the most desirable was given to begin the development of the areas in all of Ontario and it starts with Mayfield West area through a ministerial great leadership,” said Premier Ford. “I zoning order (MZO) on July 10. always say I’ve walked a mile in each one All members of Caledon council approved of your shoes at the city, but it was a lot the decision, apart from Ward 5 Regional tougher to get things through the city, than Coun. Annette Groves. a great town like Caledon. On Monday, Mayor Allan Thompson, He added, “We’re going to get this prov- alongside several Caledon councillors, ince back to work. We will have this prov- were on hand as Premier Ford, Duffer- ince booming again like we were in January in-Caledon MPP and Solicitor General Syl- and February of just last year before the via Jones and Minister of Municipal Affairs pandemic, where we were leading North and Housing Steve Clark visited the site. American job creation, economic develop- The Province granted the MZO to a group ment. Myself and my minister of economic of Caledon developers to begin the resi- development would fly around all over the dential portion of the development, which U.S and go into booming areas and their will create 550 new jobs in Caledon, and, numbers weren’t even close to ours.” eventually, around 7,600 new homes for the Minister Steve Clark shared similar senti- community. In total, the project is expected ments, thanking the involvement, work and PHOTO: ALYSSA PARKHILL to bring a combined effort of over 21,000 support of Caledon Council to getting this FULL STEAM AHEAD: Ontario Premier Doug Ford (right) joined Caledon Mayor Allan additional residents and jobs to the area. Thompson (left) and Dufferin-Caledon MPP Sylvia Jones (middle) were on hand for Mon- expansion project started. The development for Mayfield West area day’s update on the Mayfield West expansion project. “The Mayfield West expansion will be has been in the works since 2002, and home to 7,000 residents and create 500 jobs Mayor Thompson is “thrilled” to be finally the Mayfield West Rural Service Centre munity underway,” said Mayor Thompson. and will also create a number of spinoffs moving forward with the project. “When I became regional councillor of “We’re finally here.” for construction jobs. This is such a game Planning for the Mayfield West Phase Two this area, I met with one particular land The event was packed, with Town of changer when important projects need to Secondary Plan commenced in 2008, where holder that was buying land. His name was Caledon staff members, local developers have roadblocks removed,” said Minister public consultation, open houses and varies Nick Cortellucci. Nick and I both had the and all those involved in the project in Clark. “That’s exactly why our government studies were done. The first phase included same vision that we want to get this com- attendance. Local MPP Sylvia Jones said has come forward.”

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(14A) (COARSE LANGUAGE,SEXUAL CONTENT,CRUDE CONTENT) CLOSED CAP- TENET (Not Rated) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS®, RECLINERS, RESERVED SEATING FRI 2:45, 3:35, 4:05, against the legislation has been commenced has gutted those rights and set public policy TIONED, DVS¬Æ FRI-WED 9:50 by Earthroots; Canadian Environmental Law back decades. We must react. We must de- 6:00,THE GIRL6:30, ON 7:15; THE SAT-MON TRAIN (18A) 12:00, (COARSE 12:30, LANGUAGE,SEXUAL 2:15, 2:45, 3:35, 4:05, CONTENT,DISTURBING 6:00, 6:30, 7:15, 7:45, CONTENT,GRAPHIC 9:30, 10:00; TUE- VI- WED 2:45, 3:35, 4:05, 6:00, 6:30, 7:15, 7:45, 9:30, 10:00; THURS 2:45, 3:20, 4:05, 4:35, 6:30, 7:45, 8:15, Association; Ontario Nature; Cooper Price, a fend those rights for the sake of future gen- OLENCE) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ FRI,TUE 4:15, 6:50, 9:40; SAT-SUN 1:05, 4:15, 6:50, 9:40; MON,WED 6:50, 16-year old activist; and Michel Koostachin, erations.” 10:009:40; THURS 9:50 who was born and raised in Attawapiskat. Represented by Joseph Castrilli, Richard THETHE SPONGEBOBACCOUNTANT (14A)MOVIE: (GORY SPONGE SCENES,COARSE ON THE RUN LANGUAGE,GRAPHIC (G) CLOSED CAPTIONED, VIOLENCE) DVS®, CLOSED RECLINERS, CAPTIONED, RESERVEDDVS¬Æ FRI,TUE SEATING 3:50, FRI,TUE-WED6:45, 9:45; SAT-SUN 3:20, 12:55, 4:20, 3:50, 6:15; 6:45, SAT-MON 9:45; MON,WED 12:45, 1:40,6:45, 9:45;3:20, THURS 4:20, 6:15;6:50, 9:45 THURS 3:35, These parties have jointly filed an appli- Lindgren and David Estrin of CELA, the 4:20KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES (14A) (GRAPHIC VIOLENCE,SEXUAL CONTENT) CLOSED CAPTIONED, cation for judicial review that asks the Divi- applicants are seeking a declaration by the UNHINGEDDVS¬Æ FRI,TUE (14A) 4:20, (VIOLENCE,FRIGHTENING 7:10, 10:00; SAT-SUN 1:15, 4:20, SCENES) 7:10, 10:00; RECLINERS, MON,WED-THURS RESERVED 7:10, SEATING 10:00 FRI-WED 9:00 sional Court to issue declaratory relief and Court that the Government of Ontario vio- BILLJACK & REACHER: TED FACE NEVER THE GOMUSIC BACK (PG) (PG) (VIOLENCE) (MATURE THEME,LANGUAGE CLOSED CAPTIONED, MAY OFFEND,VIOLENCE) DVS®, RECLINERS, CLOSED RESERVED CAP - other remedies in relation to the omnibus lated provincial and international law in en- SEATINGTIONED, DVS¬ÆFRI-WED FRI,TUE 7:30, 10:15;4:10, 7:05, THURS 9:55; 7:00,SAT-SUN 9:40 1:00, 4:10, 7:05, 9:55; MON,WED 7:05, 9:55; THURS 6:55, 9:55 legislation, which overhauls the Environ- acting Bill 197, and an order from the Court OUIJA: ORIGIN OF EVIL (14A) (DISTURBING CONTENT,FRIGHTENING SCENES) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ TENET (Not Rated) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS®, RECLINERS, RESERVED SEATING FRI 7:45, 9:30, 10:00 mental Assessment Act and amends other directing the Government of Ontario to con- 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 THE BROKEN HEARTS GALLERY (PG) (COARSE AND SEXUAL LANGUAGE,SEXUAL CONTENT) RE- provincial laws. duct meaningful public consultation on the INFERNO (14A) (GORY SCENES,LANGUAGE MAY OFFEND,GRAPHIC VIOLENCE) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ “Bill 197 holds true to an insidious pattern environmentally significant aspects of Bill CLINERS,FRI,TUE 4:00, RESERVED 7:00, 9:50; SEATING SAT-SUN THURS 1:10, 4:00, 6:15, 7:00, 9:20 9:50; MON,WED 7:00, 9:50; THURS 7:05, 9:55 AFTER WE COLLIDED (14A) (COARSE LANGUAGE,SEXUALLY SUGGESTIVE SCENES) RECLINERS, of environmental deregulation that reflects 197 before they are proclaimed into force. DOCTOR STRANGE 3D (Not Rated) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ THURS 7:00, 10:00 neither the values nor the long-term interests “The government is removing space for RESERVEDTROLLS (G) SEATING (SOME SCARY THURS SCENES,CARTOON/ANIMATION 7:15, 10:00 ACTION) CLOSED CAPTIONED, DVS¬Æ THURS 6:45 of Ontarians who understand the importance youth input on our own futures,” said youth LANDMARKCINEMAS.COM of a healthy environment,” said Caroline climate activist Cooper Price. “This lawsuit Schultz, Ontario Nature’s executive director. is a fight to uplift the youth voice and a fight The application alleges that Bill 197 was for the environment.” enacted in a manner that failed to comply Michel Koostachin added: “Our natural with the public notice/comment require- laws are greater than man made laws, we ments of Ontario’s Environmental Bill of live in harmony with the animals and have Rights (EBR). Moreover, it is inconsistent respect for our Mother Earth.” with international law conventions, princi- “It is critically important that we have ples and norms on environmental assess- robust environmental assessment and plan- ment, public participation, and human rights ning laws that allow for strong public partic- applicable in Ontario. ipation, and that protect health and the envi- Gord Miller, Chair of Earthroots said: “As ronment for generations to come, especially Environmental Commissioner of Ontario for for those who don’t have a ‘seat at the table’ where many decisions are made,” stressed Theresa McClenaghan, executive director and counsel with the Canadian Environmen- tal Law Association. 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While speaking to the driver, the officers driver sleeping behind the wheel of a vehicle Nov. 12, to answer to the charges. a break and enter in progress at a new res- detected a strong odour of alcoholic beverage at an intersection of Hwy. 50 and Mayfield Rd. idential development located on Deer Ridge emanating from their breath. The driver was The officers responded and located the vehi- Assault call leads to firearms charges Trail in the Town of Caledon. also displaying signs of impairment. At that cle with a driver passed out behind the wheel On Saturday, Aug. 1, at approximately Information was received that two suspects point, the driver was arrested for Impaired while the vehicle that was in “drive”. Once 10:50 p.m., officers from the Caledon Detach- were entering homes that are under construc- Operation of a Motor Vehicle. When the driver the driver woke up, the officers detected a ment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) tion, and stealing various construction tools. was asked to provide a sample of his breath strong odour of alcoholic beverage emanating responded to a reported assault at a residence The officers responded and located the sus- into an approved instrument, the driver from the driver’s breath. The driver was also on McCabe Court in Bolton. pects in their vehicle. refused. displaying signs of impairment. As a result of Information was received that the victim As a result of the investigation conducted As a result of the police investigation, the police investigation, the driver, Giuseppe was assaulted with a weapon by a known by the unformed members, two parties were Ernest Ponewas, 72, of New Tecumseth, Trocchia, 36, of Tottenham, was arrested and suspect. Following an investigation led by the arrested and charged with the following stands charged with: Dangerous operation of charged with: Operation of a motor vehicle Caledon Community Street Crime Unit: Kyle offences: a motor vehicle, Failure or refusal to comply while impaired; Failure of refusal to comply Scheibe, 29, of Caledon, was arrested on Aug. Curtis Emanuele, 32, of Mississauga, has with demand. with demand, and Possession of a schedule I 21, and charged with the following offences: been charged with: Break and enter a dwell- The accused is expected to appear at the substance - cocaine. Possession of imitation weapon for dan- ing house - commit indictable offence X eight Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville on The accused is expected to appear at the gerous purpose; Possession of weapon for counts; Possession of property obtained by November 5, 2020, to answer to the charges. Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville on dangerous purpose; Assault with a weapon; crime over $5,000; Theft over $5000; Tres- On Wednesday, Aug. 26, at approximately Nov. 11, to answer to the charges. Careless use of a firearm, weapon, prohibited passing at night, and Possession of an identity 9:37 p.m., uniformed officers conducted a On Sunday, Aug. 30, at about 2:46 a.m., offi- device or ammunition; Unauthorized posses- document. traffic stop to do a sobriety check on a driver cers responded to traffic hazard complaint sion of a firearm; Knowledge of unauthorized Pearl Cross, 26, of Vaughan, stands charged in the area of Charleston Side Road and St. of a vehicle pulled over on the shoulder of possession of firearm; Trafficking in firearm, with: Break and enter a dwelling house - com- Andrew’s Road. The driver was asked to pro- Charleston Side Road near Mountainview Rd. weapon, device or ammunition; Possession mit indictable offence X eight counts; Pos- vide a sample of his breath into an approved with a driver passed out behind the wheel. of a firearm or ammunition contrary to Pro- session of property obtained by crime over roadside screening device, which resulted in The officers located the vehicle with its hibition Order; Failure to comply with release $5,000; Theft over $5000, and Trespassing at a “fail” reading. The driver was placed under driver sleeping inside. The motor vehicle was order - other than attend court. night arrest for Impaired Operation of a Motor running with its headlights on. The officers The accused was held for a bail hearing and Both accused parties are schedules to Vehicle - blood alcohol concentration (BAC) were able to wake the driver up by knock- will appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in appear at the Ontario Court of Justice in 80 plus, and transported to the Caledon OPP ing on the window. The officers detected an Orangeville on a later date. Orangeville on November 12, 2020, to answer Detachment, where further breath tests were odour of alcoholic beverage emitting from Trevor Knight, 34, of Caledon, was arrested to the charges. conducted. the driver’s breath. The driver was displaying on Aug. 20, and charged with the following As a result, Vinaypartap Singh, 26, of signs of impairment. The driver was arrested offences: Unauthorized possession of a fire- More impaired driving charges Guelph, stands charged with: Operation while for Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle arm; Knowledge of unauthorized possession On Tuesday, Aug. 25, at approximately 6:12 impaired - BAC over 80 mg; Driving motor and transported to the Caledon OPP Detach- of a firearm; Occupant of a motor vehicle p.m., officers from the Caledon OPP Detach- vehicle with liquor readily available, and Nov- ment for further tests to be conducted. knowing there was a firearm; Careless use ment responded to a traffic complaint of a ice driver - BAC above zero. As a result, Frank Near, 40, of Milton, was of a firearm, weapon, prohibited device of white van driving erratically in the area of The accused is expected to appear at the charged with: Operation of a motor vehicle ammunition. 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Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL and hand-delivered the night before the tions, we can financially support them with- Hills beer. It was very fascinating.” event.” out writing them a cheque, because we don’t The event raised a total of $7,500, where The Rotary Club of Palgrave recently part- Residents were encouraged to participate have the funds for it.” 40 per cent was donated to Bethell Hospice nered with local businesses and organiza- by purchasing tickets to the virtual event for The charity event had several sponsors, Foundation. tions to host their first annual charity event, $100, in which they got a bucket full of good- including Downsizing Diva who donated “We do want to thank Caledon Hills Brew- ‘I’m Drinking for Charity’. ies, including products from both Caledon $150, Garden Foods who provided all the ery and Spirit Tree Cidery and our sponsors. “With the new normal, we had to be cre- Hills and Spirit Tree Cidery. chips and goodies and Bergamot Travel who As well as our drivers and members for ative and create a virtual event,” said Brenda Around 100 buckets were assembled by donated $500. creating the buckets,” she said. “We thank Alderdice, Community Service Director for volunteers in our community for those who Participants received a link to tune into everyone who helped make this first virtual the club. participated, in which 85 buckets were sold the event last Thursday (Aug. 27), where event a success.” The event was held to raise funds for and delivered by our Rotary members. they entered a Zoom meeting with the other The club plans on this event occurring not only Palgrave Rotary Club, but also for “A special appreciation goes out to the ticket holders in the community and their annually and hopes to work with other busi- Bethell Hospice, who they partnered with McDowell family- Angie, our newest mem- hosts. nesses in the community through partner- for the event. Spirit Tree Cidery and Caledon ber and new to the Caledon area, more than “We heard from Tom at Spirt Tree Cidery ships. Hills Brewery also joined in to help host the stepped up to the plate and really made this and he told us how his cider is made, how he The Rotary Club of Palgrave is also excited event. event the best it could be,” said Alderdice. got started, some of the family background, to be celebrating 40 years of service this year “We were lucky enough to get Caledon “Whatever funds we raised in one fiscal as we were drinking his cider,” explained and are encouraging local residents to reach Hills Brewery on board and also Spirt Tree year, we give away the next,” said Alderdice. Alderdice. “Then we switched over to the out to the Club for more information. Cidery, who were very supportive and sup- “But because our fundraising dollars have owners of Caledon Hills Brewery. Stefan and Check out www.palgraverotary.ca for plied us with their products,” Alderdice said. been decreased because of COVID-19, the his children and wife Monica filled us in on more upcoming events. “We created buckets, which were sold online fact that we partnered with other organiza- their German philosophy on making Caledon NOW LEASING “Cleaning and grocery shopping was fun for the fi rst 50 years” You r Waste Now it’s time for something new! What you need to know. Living at Sorrento includes: - Condo-style Living & High End On Monday, September 7, there Suite Finishings will be no waste collection - All-inclusive Restaurant Dining due to the Labour Day holiday. - Outdoor Dining on Heated Terrace Waste will be collected - Full-Service Bar & Bistro Open Daily one day later. - Weekly Housekeeping & Linen Service All Community Recycling Centres are - Personal Transportation Service closed on Monday, September 7, and will (Local) reopen on Tuesday, September 8. Life at Sorrento O† ers: - Private Family BBQs on the Patio - Aquafi t, Yoga, Tai Chi by the Pool - Gardening Club & Art Classes on the Rooftop Patio - Wine / Scotch Tastings and Cocktail Hour in the Bar - Billiards & Card Sharks in the Games Lounge - Live Entertainment and Guest Lectures Call Today to learn about our - Movie Nights in the Grande Pre-Opening Theatre ... and much more! Promotion!

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Written By MIKE BAKER sure he wasn’t going to be able to win,” Mr. The most important thing for the Conser- Seeback said. vatives though, Mr. Seeback says, will be put- Dufferin-Caledon MP Kyle Seeback admit- When asked what, he felt, propelled Mr. ting together a plan to defeat Liberal Prime ted he was surprised by the results of last O’Toole to a seemingly unlikely victory, Mr. Minister Justin Trudeau during the next fed- week’s Conservative leadership nomination, Seeback pointed towards his impressive per- eral election, which many experts believe but vowed to work alongside the Party’s formance in two traditional Conservative will be called before the pre-set date of Oct. newest figurehead Erin O’Toole. strongholds. 16, 2023. With that in mind, our local MP is Mr. Seeback was one of the first sitting MPs “Erin did very well in Quebec and Alberta,” eager to see how Mr. O’Toole intends to unite to throw his support behind Peter MacKay, Mr. Seeback said. “We knew Peter had to do a fractured Conservative Party over the com- when the former deputy leader of the Party well in Quebec, and unfortunately the exact ing months. declared he would be running for leadership opposite happened. Erin did very well in “Erin has to define himself outside the con- on Jan. 15. Following a months-long cam- Quebec, and that was able to propel him to fines of the Conservative leadership race. I paign, it was Durham MP Mr. O’Toole who such strong numbers on that first ballot.” think he took a great step forward on that emerged victorious on Aug. 23 in a shock Mr. Seeback has already been in touch with his acceptance speech, which was mag- result that saw him take 57 percent of the with the Conservative Party’s new leader, nanimous, and very welcoming to Canadians approximately 175,000 votes on the third and and hopes to discuss many of the issues who want to take a look at the Conservative final ballot, compared to 43 percent for sec- important to him, and his constituents, when Party,” Mr. Seeback said. “I think that was a ond-place Mr. MacKay. the Tory caucus gathers for its first meeting great first step, and now Erin has to define The race was decided using a ranked bal- under new leadership next week. Some- his version of Conservatism – one that will lot system, which saw voters rank their pre- where near the top of the bill will be talks speak broadly to Canadians from coast, to FILE PHOTO ferred candidate from one to four. Toronto about improving high-speed internet options coast, to coast.” SHOCKING RESULT: Dufferin-Caledon MP Kyle Seeback was surprised by the recent laywer Leslyn Lewis and one-term MP Derek for rural residents, not only in Dufferin Parliament will resume from a sum- Conservative leadership vote, where Durham Sloan were the other leadership contenders. County and Caledon, but across the country. mer-long shutdown on Sept. 23, and Mr. See- MP Erin O’Toole defeated frontrunner Peter “I knew Peter had to be over 40 percent Having worked hard on that particular back feels there are some benefits to having a MacKay in the final ballot of voting. on the first ballot to have a good chance of file since assuming office last year, Mr. See- leader who will be amongst the Conservative winning. I, personally, thought he had to be back is hopeful the Conservatives, under Mr. caucus. Although he was the favourite head- geville residents. at around 42 percent after the first count, so O’Toole, will make bolstering internet ser- ing into the leadership vote, Peter MacKay “Generally, how I try and do my town halls, when we came in way below that, I was quite vices nationwide a priority moving forward. is not a sitting MP. He temporarily stepped is allow my residents to take the agenda. I away from the federal political arena in 2015. don’t have a long speech to give – generally Locally, Mr. Seeback has been busy over I welcome people, and go from there,” Mr. the past few weeks discussing a variety of Seeback said. “One thing I have done is try to issues with local residents. He held a virtual get some of our municipal leaders involved. town hall meeting for residents in the May- Sandy Brown (joined) me for (last night’s field West area of Caledon last week, where meeting). For last week’s virtual meeting for he talked about the Canada Emergency Mayfield West residents, I had Caledon Ward Response Benefit (CERB), the summer pro- 2 Coun. Christina Early on the call. Caledon rogation of government, and the ongoing Mayor Allan Thompson joined me at my We charity scandal involving Prime Minis- town hall in Bolton earlier this year.” ter Trudeau. He also spent time discussing He added, “This is a great way for residents wider federal topics, such as immigration to get information on their different levels and the temporary foreign worker program. of government, and let me know about the Mr. Seeback hosted another town hall issues and things that are important to them meeting on Wednesday (Sept. 2) for Oran- that I can take to Ottawa (and advocate) for.”

SUBMITTED PHOTO TAKING SAFETY SERIOUSLY: Caledon Village has now become a Community Safety Zone through the hard work and dedication of Caledon residents.

Continued from FRONT Portion of Hwy. 10 in Caledon Village designated as Community Safety Zone The community came together to sign creased fines for dangerous driving such as a petition and worked tirelessly to bring a speeding, within that zone. community safety zone to the village, af- “This Community Safety Zone will slow ter noticing a pattern of unsafe driving be- traffic down and help to make Caledon and haviours. President of the Caledon Village those driving through it safer,” said Mayor Association, Kate Hepworth, is thrilled to Thompson. have made a difference in the village and The CSZ was enacted on Aug. 31, where look forward to continuing for all of Cale- signs were installed by the Ministry of Trans- don. portation. “The Caledon Village Association grateful- “The new Community Safety Zone desig- ly acknowledges the support of Sylvia Jones nation of Highway 10 through Caledon Vil- and her staff, the Town of Caledon and OPP. lage is an example of various community This project happened because residents partners and stakeholders working together worked together, Caledon Village endures to improve road safety in our community,” many issues but then again so does all of said Inspector Mike Garant, Caledon OPP Caledon,” Hepworth said. Detachment. “Even though the rules of the She added, “There are more projects be- road do not change within the zone, the pen- ing worked on and we look forward to an- alties for speeding violations increase sig- other cohesive environment to make our nificantly.” surroundings safer. Thank you all.” For more information, please visit Cale- Community Safety Zones essentially don.ca. serve as a notice to drivers that there are in-

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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 between Marconi Court and Wheeler Drive in Bolton. caledon.ca/tax 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.

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Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL provides some indication of supply and These include standardizing annual munic- igence in getting the best information pos- demand of our local labour force and their ipal employment surveys, increasing Statis- sible to be able to plan for the economic Toronto Region Board of Trade’s Eco- ability to fulfill local jobs.” tics Canada monthly Labour Force Survey recovery and having granular, timely infor- nomic Blueprint Institute recently released The report announced the expected retire- and focusing on skills data collection. mation as the report record recommends,” a study report regarding employment and ment for workers in the Peel region is 19.8 Burchfield describes the economy bounc- she said. “It’s really going to be the success retirement trends in the Peel Region, espe- per cent by 2025. Those who are employed ing back in an uneven way due to the pan- to our recovery.” cially during the COVID-19 pandemic. in a skilled trade have higher expected demic, because of how each part of the For more info, or to learn about the Help A report was made back in June 2019 to retirement rate, with almost 1 in 4 workers economy has been impacted. Wanted report, visit supportbusiness.bot. provide recommendations to the provincial are to retire in the next five years. “I think it’s important that we do our dil- com. government on different strategies and pro- “Connecting talent to jobs is the greatest posed ‘to service system managers can bet- economic drivers of growth. It’s really the ter match existing talent pools with in-de- reason why last year we published the Help mand jobs.’ The report, called Help Wanted: Wanted report,” said Burchfield. “It really

Modernizing Employment and Skills Train- provided some guiding principles and some September 3rd, 2020 ing Services was filled with data, and infor- recommendations to the provincial govern- rd September 3 , 2020 mation regarding employment trends, but ment on how to improve the provinces talent Informal Online Open House Meetings was put to a halt due to the COVID-19 pan- pipeline and economic support as they’re Informal Online Open House Meetings Consultation on Consultation on Draft Regional Official Plan PoliciesDraft Regional Official Plan Policies demic. reviewing their employment services.” Peel Region is growing – we are planning for future growth across the three local municipalities: City of Brampton, Now with the pandemic still in place, forc- Between 1990 all the way up to 2019, Peel Region is growing – we are planning for future growth across the three local municipalities: City of Brampton, Town of Caledon, and City of Mississauga. Town of Caledon, and City of Mississauga. We are seeking feedback from stakeholders, partners, Indigenous We are seeking feedback from stakeholders, partners, Indigenous ing jobs and businesses to shut down or tem- employment in Ontario has increased 159.4 communities, and residentscommunities, and residents. The . The objective of these upcoming these upcoming sessions sessions is to gain insight to is to gain insight to support the development support the development porarily close, the new report Help Wanted per cent for males 55 years old and older, of healthyof healthy, complete, complete communities that meet individuals’ need throughout their lifetime. communities that meet individuals’ need throughout their lifetime. The current The current Regional Official Regional Official 2, though still relevant, is now in greater and 267.5 per cent among females. Surpris- Plan Review is being undertaken to ensure that official plan policies stay current with provincial plans and reflePlan Review is being undertaken to ensure that official plan policies stay current with provincial plans and reflect ct regional and local needsregional and local needs and priorities and priorities.. need to find solutions to new challenges. ingly, according to the study, only 19.6 per The Board of Trade and Economic Blue- cent of males 54 years old and younger, until We invite you to We invite you to joinjoin our our online online open house sessions sessions to provide input to provide input on future policies that on future policies that will guide how your will guide how your community grows. community grows. Please Please find find new consultation materials for review, submit comments in advance and join the live for review, submit comments in advance and join the live print Institute highlighted Peel Region as the age of 15, increased and only 31.3 per consultation sessions on our consultation webpage: http://peelregion.ca/fall-consultation. consultation sessions on our consultation webpage: http://peelregion.ca/fall-consultation. one of the three regions to gather informa- cent for females. Informal Online Open House Public Consultation Details tion and data on. Burchfield was joined by Tony Bonen, Informal Draft regional Onlineofficial plan policies and related mapping updates Open House Public Consultation Details will be available for the following theme areas: According to the report, “Peel had a pop- Director of Research, Data and Analytics Draft regional official plan policies and related mapping updates will be available for the following theme areas: Growth Management Related Focus Area Draft Policies ulation of 1.3 million and a labour force of for the Labour Market Information Council, Date Growth Management Related Focus Area Session Themes Draft Policies Time more than 750,000 in 2016 when the last Sta- Ruba Al-Nazer, Manager, Community Invest- Date Growth ManagementSession Themes 6:30 PMTime Monday Sept. 21st tistics Canada Census was completed. That ment, Greater Toronto Airport Author- Growth ManagementMajor Transit Station Areas 7:30 PM6:30 PM Monday Sept. 21st number was projected to have increased to ity, Shalini da Cunha, Executive Director, Major Transit Station AreasHousing 6:30 PM7:30 PM Tuesday Sept. 22nd 1.5 million residents and more than 930,000 Peel-Halton Workforce Development Group HousingTransportation 7:30 PM6:30 PM Tuesday Sept. 22nd workers by the end of 2019, according to and Owen Washburn, Vice President, Global TransportationGreenlands System 6:30 PM7:30 PM rd the Region of Peel’s own assessment. The Philanthropy, JPMorgan Chase in a webinar Wednesday Sept. 23 Greenlands SystemOther: Waste Management 7:30 PM6:30 PM Region’s economic outlook further noted on Tuesday (August 18). rd Other: Cultural Heritage & Indigenous Engagement 8:30 PM Wednesday Sept. 23 Other: Waste Management 7:30 PM that population growth is primarily driven They discussed the Help Wanted 2 report, Regional staff will also provide information Other: Cultural Heritage & Indigenous Engagementon the Settlement Area Boundary Expansion draft technical studies 8:30 PM

by immigration, which is expected to slow data collection, the local labour market, prepared to inform the selection of future growth areas beyond 2031: Regional staff will also provide information on the Settlement Area Boundary Expansion draft technical studies down this year as a result of COVID-19 in-demand jobs and the overall framework. Settlement Area Boundary Expansion Technical Studies prepared to inform the selection of future growth areas beyond 2031: related restrictions.” “The limitations that data or lack of data, Date Session Theme Time The report studies three factors including, poses to workplace development is some- Monday Sept. 28th Settlement Area Boundary Expansion Technical StudiesGrowth Management & Built Environment 6:30 PM introducing a place-based data collection of thing we have struggled with. We have our Tuesday Sept. Date 29th Infrastructure & FinanceSession Theme 6:30 PMTime th existing jobs in Peel, top in-demand jobs that fingers on the pulse of the community, and Monday Sept. 2Wednesday Sept. 8 30 th Growth ManagementEnvironment, Climate Change & Agriculture & Built Environment 6:30 PM6:30 PM th require a four-year degree, and proposing a with ongoing consultation with our key Tuesday Sept. Thursday Oct. 129st Infrastructure & FinanceResources 6:30 PM6:30 PM skills development framework regarding the stakeholders that includes, employment Wednesday Sept. 30th Environment, Climate Change & Agriculture 6:30 PM Contact information for each subject matter expert can be found on the consultation webpage. For general st changes for employees and employers. services, settlement agencies, educators, Thursday Oct. 1information on the Regional Official Plan Review, Resources please contact Virpal Kataure, Principal Planner, Regional Planning 6:30 PM “The Help Wanted 2 report really focuses economic development municipalities and and Growth Management, at 905-791-7800 ext. 4364 or [email protected] or visit on the first recommendation which is to chambers, we have been innovative on gath- Contact peelregion.ca/officialplaninformation for each subject matter expert can be found on the consultation webpage./review For general information on the Regional Official Plan Review, please contact Virpal Kataure, Principal Planner, Regional Planning improve our employment services. We really ering local and current reliable data based rd and Growth Management, at 905Dated and posted this 3 day of September -791-7800 ex2020t. 4 364 or [email protected] or visit need better placed-based information,” said on our geographies,” said Shalini da Cunha, peelregion.ca/officialplan/review Vice President of the Economic Blueprint in her presentation. Institute at the Toronto Region Board of The report provides three recommenda- Dated and posted this 3rd day of September 2020 Information will be collected in accordance with the Information will be collected in accordance with theMunicipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Municipal Freedon of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Act.. Trade, Marcy Burchfield. “A place-based tions that will allow a stronger future analy- 200831ESPR-BM-CC.qxp_Layout 1 2020-08-31 4:25 PM Page 1 With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. analysis and a place-based approach really sis of the labour market and industry trends. Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.

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For weeks now, ethical ques- during that period. This raises tions have swirled around the cur- more troubling questions, includ- rent Liberal government’s deci- ing how WE would’ve been so sion to bestow a sole-sourced confident they were going to be $912 million contract to WE approved to receive the contract Charity. Canadians now know and why the organization was that Prime Minister Trudeau and advised they could begin charging his family have attended over expenses before the program was 50 WE Charity events (the even approved. Prime Minister has spo- Canadians can only ken at more than eight of conclude the CSSG these events). Further- was never about more, WE Charity has helping students. It paid more than half a mil- was about the Prime lion dollars in speaking Minister helping his fees and total expenses to friends and political members of the Trudeau allies. Since becom- family (including his wife, ing Prime Minister, Sophie Trudeau, who was Justin Trudeau’s gov- KYLE SEEBACK paid $26,726; his brother, OTTAWA REPORT ernment has given Alexandre Trudeau, who WE millions of tax- was paid $59,576; and his payer dollars and mother, Margaret Trudeau, who acted as a proud promoter of the was paid $479,944). organization. In 2013, Craig Kiel- The Prime Minister has claimed burger donated the maximum to that only WE could run the Can- Justin Trudeau’s leadership cam- ada Student Service Grant paign and Marc Kielburger has (CSSG) program. However, this also donated to the Liberal Party. Birthdays remind me of is simply not true. WE has zero In 2017, WE created a video to experience running this kind of promote Justin Trudeau and the program. Moreover, both public Liberal Party. The Finance Com- servants and other charities have mittee also recently heard from a aged Limberger! indicated that they could have run researcher that WE might share this program. Multiple charities data with the Liberal Party to help by Mark Pavilons including the YMCA, the Boys and with their election efforts. Clint Eastwood said aging can be rings! Girls Club, 4H and Chantiers Jeu- Prime Minster Trudeau fun if you simply lay back and enjoy it. We celebrated the last weekend of nesse have confirmed that they isn’t alone with deep connections Many others believe aging is much August, even though my mother al- were never asked by the Liberal to the WE co-founders. Finance better than the alternative – dying! ways warned to never mark your birth- government to run the program. Minister, Bill Morneau, has his Of course, reaching a certain age day early. An old wive’s tale, for sure. Several charities have since indi- own close ties to the organization. has its benefits, not the least of which We all hope that Father Time makes cated that they could have run the He has two daughters involved is a certain smidgen of wisdom. Like an exception in our case. Let all the program. It has also now been with WE. One works directly for a fine wine, I’ve reached a decent vin- other people age, wrinkle and wither. revealed that WE could not offer WE and the other has spoken at tage, even though no one is interested We shall remain youthful, spry and the program in French. Bilingual- WE days about her book, which in this particular blend of middle age glowing! ism is a requirement for federal has been endorsed by the orga- man stuff. I suppose it’s all in the genes. Un- programs. Media are reporting nization. Moreover, in 2017, Min- Wednesday marked my 57th birth- fortunately for my side of the family, WE contracted with a firm in Que- ister Morneau accepted $41,000 day and while 1963 may gave been a I have little knowledge of my family bec to offer the program there and in illegal travel expenses from very good year, 2020 is not. Well, ‘63 tree, or lineage. Both of my parents that this G.R. firm asked Liberal WE for two trips, which he repaid was the best year for the Corvette, and came here after the war. My mom’s MPs in Quebec to provide volun- the same day he testified at the the worst year for JFK. parents both died prematurely – one teers. Does this remind anyone of Finance Committee. He should’ve I’m not a big fan of my own birthday from appendicitis and the other from the Liberal sponsorship scandal? recused himself from the cabinet and having others making a fuss. Ap- a heart attack brought on by a severe The Prime Minister’s account of decision to award the organiza- parently I’m not alone in my distaste assault. My dad never shared sto- the events doesn’t pass the smell tion almost a $1 billion contract, for birthdays. Norman Rockwell once ries of his relatives or how long they test. The CSSG was announced but he didn’t. said “to hell with birthdays!” I’ll drink roamed the earth. on April 22nd. A member of the Prime Minister Trudeau’s recent to that! I hope I am blessed with longevity, Prime Minister’s Office spoke appearance at the Finance Com- Years ago, in my carefree youth, I if only so I can sit in a reclining chair with the WE Charity about their mittee failed to answer the many would rent a costume and dress up and spout off irrational obscenities! proposal on May 5th, which is the questions Canadians have about like a famous figure on my birthday Old age affords one the right to wave a same day that WE was allowed his decision to award a $912 mil- and go out to the local watering hole. cane at those “meddling kids and thier to begin charging expenses for lion contract to a political ally. I remember getting quite a few looks stupid dog!” It is to laugh. administering the program; how- If anything, his testimony only dressed as Captain Hook and King Both of my parents almost hit the 80 ever, cabinet didn’t approve the raised more disturbing questions Henry VIII. Those were the days. I still mark so I’m hoping to at least reach proposal until two-and-a-half which need to be addressed by may be able to pull it off, but my frugal- that milestone. But you never know weeks later on May 22nd. The him alone. It also confirmed that ity would prevent me from dishing out these days. Prime Minister claims that he the entire scandal reeks of political the money for the costume. A former colleague of mine read the pushed back and had questions corruption at the highest levels of Today, we simply can’t ignore or for- obituaries in the daily papers every when he learned about the pro- government, leaving Canadians get birthdays. Our social media sites day. I’m not sure if he had a morbid cu- posal on May 08, at which time extremely disappointed; however, let the whole world know it’s our “spe- riosity, or just wanted to see if anyone the contract was to go before not surprised, given he’s already cial day.” Yay! famous passed away on a given day. the full cabinet. However, for two been found guilty of breaking eth- Everyone feels obliged to offer well I’m a compassionate soul, and I ac- weeks, between May 8 and May ics laws twice before. An apology wishes, but I’m not sure for what ex- tually feel sorry for complete strangers 22, WE continued to incur eligible won’t suffice this time. Conser- actly. Perhaps it’s that I’ve made it who meet their untimely end. Every expenses. Therefore, it doesn’t vatives will continue to hold him through another 365 days. Saying day on the news, someone dies from make sense that if the Prime Min- and his government accountable someone looks good for their age isn’t accident, misfortune or crime. Any life ister pushed back, why WE con- while also continuing to fight for really much of a compliment. That ham that ends abruptly, and prematurely, is tinued to proceed forward in its the answers Canadians want and and cheese sandwich I ate for lunch sad. It’s a life not fully lived. plans to administer the program deserve. looked good, but I later discovered the I also find it very tragic when peo- cheese was moldy. ple are killed in automobile collisions. I also cringe when it comes time to Again, a terrible waste. That’s why I tee. ment so the kids can stay a bit longer. accepting gifts. While my wife knows remind my kids every day to keep both We live our lives on a bit of a wing We live each day as it comes. We me very well, at this point in my life, eyes peeled, in every direction. and a prayer, since there are no hard have no control over the orbit of our what do I really need? I have a cou- We bop around in these plastic and and fast rules. I don’t know about you planet or the fire released from our ple of small collections, hobbies if you tin cans, hoping to just make it to our but I wasn’t given a handbook when sun. We hope all is well in the universe will. But my tastes are so unique, no destination. Sure, all automobiles have I took my first steps. I wasn’t prepared as we go about our business, buying one would find the proper gift. I do give to pass safety standards, but I’ve seen for what awaited me. birthday cakes and blowing out can- my wife credit for finding creative gifts what even small collisions can do to a When you’re young, you don’t really dles. for our recent anniversary – coins from car. I hope that one day driving around think much about the distant future. In But now we worry about sugar, carbs every country we visited, made into town will come with a safety guaran- high school, you may ponder post-sec- and packing on the pounds. Gone are ondary studies and then a career. You the skinny jeans, replaced by the jum- work and save up to buy a car. You bo stretchy track pants and enormous Submit your Caledon Citizen hope to find your soul mate. t-shirts. www.caledoncitizen.com But no one thinks about children, During a recent closet-cleaning ex- picking from the myriad of diapers, ercise, I discovered t-shirts I haven’t LETTERS saving for their college, buying a seen in years, let alone worn. I found house and paying a mortgage for the clothes I will never fit into ever again. rest of your life. During this tossing frenzy, I did men- TO Heck, in my early 20s, I thought tion to my wife that I’d prefer shorts, about my next pay cheque, going out sandals, a shell necklace and one of THE with the boys and just chilling. my Hawaiian shirts as my “coffin attire” EDITOR Sure, I imagined settling down one when the time comes. She simply re- day and raising a family. But I never minded me to get life insurance! envisioned celebrating 50-something How perspective changes with age. birthdays, or even nearing retirement. 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There are eight Turks for every Greek, so Greek too. late September to stop its “illegal activities” in centuries. Greece took you might think the Greeks have to fold. But So it’s a Greek sea, really – but Turkey the eastern Mediterranean, after which sanc- part in the attempt to Greece has the backing of France, Italy, Israel, refuses to accept that. In defiance of both tions may be imposed. And last Thursday carve up what was left Egypt, and practically every other country traditional maritime law and the 1982 United Greece declared that it was going to extend of Turkey as European in the eastern Mediterranean and the Arab Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea, its territorial waters in the Ionian Sea from colonies after the First world, as well as the entire European Union, Ankara insists that the Greek islands do not six nautical miles to the maximum permitted World War. The Turks so it has just called the bet and raised it. generate their own territorial waters and sea- twelve miles. expelled the long established Greek minority This poker game is all about rival claims to bed rights. It claims half the Aegean Sea as That’s the Ionian Sea, between western from most of the country when that attempt seabed territory with promising gas reserves its own, and a big chunk of the Mediterranean Greece and Italy, not the Aegean, between failed. in the eastern Mediterranean. Turkey’s strong- beyond it too. eastern Greece and Turkey. In the Aegean Two generations later, the Greek govern- man president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has You can see why Turkey feels cheated by both Greece and Turkey still observe the old ment engineered a bloody coup by ex-EOKA been throwing his weight around – or maybe geography, but the law is the law for every six-mile limit in practice, although it is unclear terrorists in Cyprus with the intention of uni- he’s just bluffing, but how much is Greece will- country, and by and large Turkey abided by whether Turkey officially accepts it in theory. fying the island with Greece. Turkey invaded ing to risk to find out? Especially since Athens it – until the prospect of undersea gas wealth But Greece is signalling that it might go to in order to stop that and protect the Turkish can’t be sure which way its friends will jump if and the pressures of populist politics spurred twelve miles in the Aegean too, which would minority in 1973, and its troops are still there the shooting starts. it to push its spurious claims very hard. pretty well turn it into a Greek lake. to support the separatist government of the The quarrel between Greece and Turkey Since last year Turkish seismic exploration Both Greece and Turkey joined NATO Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. is mainly about control over the waters and and drilling ships, escorted by warships, have during the Cold War out of fear of the Soviet There have been at least three other seabed of the Aegean Sea that separates been searching for gas in waters off Crete Union, and the other NATO members are now Greek-Turkish crises since then, none of them. The Aegean is only an average of 200 and Cyprus that no other country in the world trying hard to ward off a conflict that could which ended in war. This one probably won’t km. wide, and it would be easy just to run a regards as Turkish. In reply, French and Italian break the alliance. But it’s an uphill struggle, either, but it’s going to come closer than any line down the middle – except that there is a warships and fighter aircraft from the United because the two countries have been ene- of the others did. Erdoğan sees his power slip- chain of Greek islands running down Turkey’s Arab Emirates have taken part in joint exer- mies for a long time. ping away, and he’s getting desperate. west coast, often within sight of the mainland. cises with Greek and Cypriot forces. The Turks conquered all of the Balkan pen- Almost all the other islands in the sea are The European Union has given Turkey until insula, including Greece, and ruled over it for

SHERALYN ROMAN Will we pass, or fail? TALK CALEDON Normally around this time of year we’d be the number of people inside and mandating yours has been exposed to Covid-19 in their struggling with mixed writing happy messages of encouragement everyone practically bathe in hand sanitizer own household but even if the parent does messaging from the and support for our children, teachers, support before they’re allowed to enter, aligns with the “right thing” and withdraws little Timmy government. Requests workers, admins and everyone involved in cramming 25-30 kids into a space significantly from school for 14 days, you’ll never know. for additional funding helping to make the start of the new school smaller than your local Winners or Dollar Store. Has the virus spread in the meantime? Every are slowly starting to year a success. This year however, much like Hey parents – you can shop for back to school parent and every teacher is now somehow trickle through but tell how I always dreaded a math test, (prepared clothes safely, with a mask and “contactless responsible for assessing (as regular flu me, for example – how and studied but was it enough?) I think we’re payment” but once wearing their new duds season fast approaches) whether little does a school improve its ventilation system all feeling a certain sense of dread about the at least some of your kids might be crammed Timmy’s sneeze was allergy related, flu related just days before school starts? How does a 2020 school year. Have we done enough into non-ventilated, non air-conditioned (and or Covid-19 related? With families already Board determine class sizes and teacher to prepare? Are our schools ready? Will our by the way the windows don’t open for safety stretched to the limit and many struggling with requirements when, despite surveys asking children and teachers be safe? Whether we reasons) classrooms. Yes, the Sick Kids report precarious employment, I envision a scenario parents to inform the school of their choice, we pass or fail this giant experiment will become supported a return to school for the benefit of where Tylenol is given, kids put on the school all know there will be many families that decide self evident in just a few weeks – perhaps mental health but they also recommended bus and parents head off to work. It already in the final moments whether to send their even days. Like parents everywhere, more smaller classroom sizes. I haven’t seen much happens all the time, ask any teacher. By the child to school or indeed, whether to withdraw than anything, I hope we pass but sadly, I think evidence of that. time the Tylenol wears off it’s possible an entire them after only a week or two of class. Will we are doomed to fail. The government is reminding parents classroom and staff will have been exposed to this have an impact on class size? You betcha. I’m not sure what part of Stage Three, which not to send their children to school if there’s the virus. I could go on and on. The return to school is relies on people to self-isolate if feeling unwell, any evidence of illness yet “students or staff Colleges and Universities are almost a “Sophie’s Choice” kind of nightmare for those to social distance and to wear a mask in public, members may withdraw from school if a family entirely online until at least January of 2021. familiar with the movie. Many families need aligns with re-opening schools in a free for all or household member has a confirmed case of Any labs required for some courses are schools to re-open for financial reasons and fashion. With little ones not wearing masks, no COVID-19 but information will not be posted being conducted under strict social distancing many children need to see their classmates clear plan because it is literally changing daily, in these instances.” To be clear, the guidelines guidelines with limited attendees and for the benefit of their mental health. But all of and directives coming from all corners (the also read as follows: “If a parent receives a residences are opening under very limited this comes at what cost? I hated math. I mean, Government, Sick Kids, Medical Officers of positive test for COVID-19, he or she is not circumstances. Many workplaces, where the I really, really hated it! I would prepare and Health and the Boards of Education) my head obligated to inform the school of their test option exists, are advising their employees prepare and study hard but the only one who is spinning – I can’t imagine what teachers result. However, it is strongly recommended. to continue working from home until at least faced any consequences was me. If I failed and parents are thinking. It’s September 3rd Children in a household where a parent or January of 2021. Yet here we are, shuffling it was my failure alone. I really hope that our and some teachers, mere days before school other member has tested positive should the youngest members of our population off failure to re-open schools safely doesn’t in turn starts, still don’t have a clue what grade they’re stay home and isolate for 14 days.” To me, to school potentially placing both them and result in a positive COVID test for either our teaching this year. language that states, “strongly recommended” their teachers at risk. We’ve had all summer children or their teachers. The consequences I’m also not sure what part of Stage Three, or “should” isn’t strong enough. This suggests to work out the details and yet mere days are significantly higher for us all if we get this which requires stores to post signs limiting it’s entirely possible that the child sitting next to before school starts, Boards of Education are wrong. Will we pass or fail? A12 CALEDON CITIZEN | SEPTEMBER 3, 2020

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While working out, wear- This Anytime Fitness location has held to 50 per cent of this community is signed up At this present stage, members are not ing a mask is encouraged, however, it is not around 3,000 members for the past five years. to a gym? Bolton Anytime Fitness franchise required to fully book sessions prior to mandated. Weglo believes if masks were With current fears from those who are owner Adrian Weglo claims this to be so. entering the gym. A maximum of 30 clients mandated, the industry would take a turn for older in age, Weglo says he has lost mem- “More people exercise per-capita in Cale- are permitted in the facility at one time. the worst. bers over the age of 60. He says this could don than in other townships like Etobicoke There is a full-time cleaner in the facility “I think the industry would have been continue everywhere, and some businesses and Toronto,” Weglo says. as opposed to a part timer. Weglo has kept squashed, if masks were mandated 100 per across the province that were tradition- “In Caledon, it’s 40 to 50 per cent of people a higher standard of cleanliness and staff cent. Again, it’s not an essential (the gym). ally breaking even in revenue, could suffer are subscribed to a gym membership some- responsibility to ensure the safety of every- It’s a nice bonus we have in our lives and it immensely if clients do not return. where. It’s a healthy community and for the one employed and the clients entering the makes us healthier. People might not be as For further information on the gym and size, it’s definitely a lot of people.” facility. inclined to go to the gym if they had man- pricing, you can reach Anytime Fitness at In his 13th year, Anytime Fitness on 12730 Users of the equipment are required to dated a mask.” (905)-857-8857. Highway 50 in Bolton has experienced what clean what they have used before and after With the Winter season on the horizon, York9 FC earn one win and one draw over past week as CPL season continues to scoop up the remains was midfielder Kyle Written By ROBERT BELARDI Porter to give York9 the lead. York9 FC’s consistency hasn’t only In the 34-minute, Porter sets up his cor- stemmed from great set piece plays and shut ner kick. He swiftly whips the ball in to the down defending. short post to find the trailing, Joseph Di Chi- It’s also revolved around earning points. ara and just like that, the Nine Stripes had a The Nine Stripes earned four points in the two-goal advantage. fourth and fifth game in the bubble this past “They actually told me five minutes be- week. As a matter of fact, York Region’s club fore. They told me, maybe change your run has earned points in every match. a little. Start a little deeper and go to that Following three-straight draws to begin first post. It ended up being a good delivery tournament Y9 faced their toughest test yet; and I got my head on it,” Di Chiara said in going up against rivals Forge FC in the 905 the post-game press conference. Derby. Two nil up at the break, Forge FC turned These kinds of matches are rarely aes- the tide in the second half. They began tak- thetic. Maybe in goals. But the energy and ing the match to York9 and the club was re- tempo on the pitch is a true test of a club’s warded. acumen, enduring all kinds of pressure in Chris Nanco and Alexander Achinio- myriad ways. ti-Johnson scored two goals, three minutes The benefit? No fans. No change of energy apart and the lead evaporated into thin air. or tempo from a crescendo of noise, and Y9 For most clubs, things could have been fall- got off to a hot start, their first goal of the en apart. Momentum had been sliced with a competition in the first half. thin knife, but Di Chiara described a simple Manny Aparicio’s delightful free kick 26 trick to get back into the game. minutes in, clanged off the post, but there “Just take a deep breath. Collect yourself. Get organized and just take it minute by minute to get back into the game.” Just eight minutes after Forge tied the match 2-2, the Nine Stripes earned a penalty. The eventual man of the match winner, Di Chiara tucked the ball in from 12 yards to PHOTO COURTESY OF CANADIAN PREMIER LEAGUE seal the victory. DEAD BALL SPECIALIST: Manny Aparcio sprints with his teammates following a sublime “You can see today the guys were ready free-kick to open the scoring in the first half against the Halifax Wanderers. for it. They were ready for the match you can see it in the warmup. In the dressing room before the game. There was one objec- fax Wanderers in another nail-biting match- break down the Wanderers. tive today and that was get three points and up. Closer to the end, the Wanderers pressed beat Forge,” head coach, Jimmy Brennan Brennan, turned to 17-year-old goalkeeper hard, and a wicked ball from a free-kick off said following the victory. Ezequiel Carrasco, who made his Canadian the edge of the right side of the penalty area Later in the week, York9 took on the Hali- Premier League debut in place of full-time from Omar Kreim, made its way past the keeper Nathan Ingham. defence and Carrasco and the Wanderers In a great first half, Aparicio stepped up walked away with a point. to take a free kick roughly 20 yards out. He “We tried to suck them out a little bit. made no mistake this time. All you heard They defended well. Giving a silly foul at the was the sweet sound of the ball caressing end that hurt us a little bit. Obviously, I feel the mesh. for Ezequiel. He’s a young kid at 17, it was Wanderers forward Joao Morelli was his first game. I thought he was doing well. sent off for elbowing Di Chiara in the throat It would have been great to get a win for the and all seemed to be in favour of the Nine young kid.” Stripes. York9 took on last place FC Edmonton on For most of the match, the Nine Stripes Tuesday and will look to finish off the first dominated possession at 65 per cent. The round of the competition against Cavalry 18-year-old Brampton native Ijah Halley was FC. posing a serious threat with surging runs on York9 FC must finish in the top four, to the right flank, but the club couldn’t seem to move on to the next stage of the tournament.

www.thefreewebsiteguys.com/free-site CALEDON CITIZEN | SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 A13 Group concerned about fast-tracking of GTA West corridor in green spaces instead of more density movement. These alternatives would also We face a critical choice with Highway Special Contributor SARAH BUCHANAN where services like transit and water pipes provide economic stimulus and jobs. 413. Do we sink $6 billion of taxpayer The Ontario government recently already exist. Aside from shaving less than On top of this, we still don’t know the last- money into highway infrastructure that may announced new measures to fast-track the a minute off commuting time, it’s unclear ing impact the pandemic will have on com- become obsolete due to rapid changes in environmental assessment for Highway 413, how spending billions of taxpayer dollars muting patterns as more people work from transportation or business technology, such a proposed 400-series highway, also known will actually help anyone but sprawl devel- home. Rather than racing to build a new as shared mobility or more people working as the GTA West highway. This would opers. highway, it makes more sense to explore from home, or do we instead invest in public mean faster construction of a $6 billion 3. Carbon pollution will increase, sooner. emerging travel patterns which will impact transit and active transportation projects? mega-highway from Vaughan down to Mil- Building a new highway gets more pol- future transportation needs. We have an opportunity to cut GHG emis- ton that we don’t need.The Province claims luting cars on the road, and usually does After seeing how Highway 410 divided sions and air pollution, improve commutes, building this highway will help with Ontar- nothing to relieve congestion over time. If communities in Brampton, the city is pro- and protect important green spaces by say- io’s economic recovery from the pandemic. you build more roads, more people decide posing an alternative to the 413, As High- ing no to Highway 413 and backing the alter- But this controversial highway was revived to drive. This phenomena – called induced way 413 would go through one of the last natives. Let’s listen to the evidence we have against expert advice before the pandemic demand – has been well-documented in undeveloped parts of Brampton, the City and take the time to build back better. started. What they’re actually doing is push- highway projects around the world. Council approved a plan to create a walk- Tell the Province and your MPP that ing through a destructive project under the Building the Highway 413 will mean more able, cycleable, 20-minute community based speeding up Highway 413 is a bad idea. guise of COVID-19 recovery. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from vehi- around a boulevard, instead of highway – a Here are our top 6 reasons not to speed up cles. At a time when vehicles are already creative alternative to the destructive 413. Sarah Buchanan is the Program Man- construction of Highway 413. You can find the biggest source of carbon pollution in 6. The $6 billion needed to build the high- ager, Clean Economy with Environmental out more in our recent report on why the Ontario, this will make climate change way would be better spent elsewhere. Defence. highway should not be built. worse. 1. We don’t need this highway. We defi- 4. People who live along the highway route nitely don’t need it faster. will breathe dirtier air and suffer health Your Complete Fall Decoration Centre An expert panel appointed by the provin- impacts once the highway is built. cial government determined in 2017 that “a More cars means more pollution, and proposed highway in the GTA West corri- pollution kills people. Our recent modeling dor is not the best way to address changing estimated that pollution from traffic causes transportation needs.” Their results can be almost 900 premature deaths per year in the found here. Modeling showed that the pro- Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA). posed Highway 413 would save drivers a Peel Region is already a hotspot for air pol- mere 30-60 seconds per vehicle trip. lution from vehicles, and that this pollution The panel made a number of recommen- is worst near highways and interchanges. dations for how to get traffic and goods mov- People who live close to highways suffer ing without building the highway. In 2018, greater health impacts from air pollution, the provincial government took the panel’s and will experience higher risk of diseases advice and shelved plans for Highway 413 like asthma, lung cancer, childhood bronchi- instead looking to alternatives like improv- tis, and other cardiovascular issues. ing GO service to the GTA West corridor, We need more information about how NEW Opening improving cycling infrastructure, and other much this highway will harm the health of transportation options more in line with residents who live near the proposed high- CARVINGS September 7th Ontario’s plans to fight climate change, pro- way before racing forward with construc- tect green spaces, and reduce air pollution. tion. In fact, public health groups recently ENTER TO WIN a $100 Gift Certifi cate for Whistle Stop Restaurant in Beeton 2. This highway will destroy important requested a Health Impact Assessment for if you can guess the weight of the bear carving! Whoever is closest wins! green spaces and prime farmland. the highway. The Province has not commit- The corridor needed for HIghway 413 ted to doing this, but it would be a smart At Simcoe Cty Rd. #1 and 7th Conc. Adj. Tos. - 1 km. east of Loretto. would be 170 meters wide and about 50 kilo- move before starting construction. SELF SERVE OPEN 8AM TO DUSK 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL OCT. 31 metres long. It would rip through the Green- 5. We need time to consider alternatives to belt in Vaughan and across the Whitebelt in the highway 100% LOCALLY GROWN - LOCALLY SOLD Caledon and Brampton. The highway would The Province’s expert panel determined Thank you for your continued support. have massive impacts on natural areas such that alternatives to Highway 413 were a bet- as rivers, valley lands, wetlands, conser- ter approach to accommodate transporta- 10% donated to: vation areas and forested areas, including tion in the growing region. Alternatives like Good Shepherd Food Bank - Alliston | My Sister’s Place - Alliston approximately 53 river and stream cross- Light Rail Transit (LTR) and GO expansion Krasman Centre - Alliston | Our Town Food Bank - Tottenham ings, and prime agricultural lands, includ- would help serve a rapidly expanding region and Matthew’s House Hospice - Alliston ing about 1,000 hectares in the Greenbelt in where transit ridership is on the rise, and Vaughan. many proposed projects are still unfunded Please help support these important local community organizations. But the government wants to start work (for example, Brampton’s Hurontario LRT Thanks again. Any questions, call 905-729-2420 on the highway before the environmental extension). Ideas like giving trucks priority assessment is even finished. And they are on the 407 would also help ease pressure We work on the honour system. No cashier present. proposing to start with bridges – which on existing highways and speed up goods would go through some of the most sensi- tive areas along the route, where the high- way crosses streams, rivers, and other nat- ural features. A 400-series highway through important green spaces is not the kind of project that should be exempted from key parts of an environmental assessment. This highway would also help developers unlock land to build sprawling subdivisions along the route. This will mean McMansions

Our Readers Write We need to hold judges, parole boards accountable In 1981 I left a job I loved and wanted a ca- reer in to then start my current landscaping business (40 years ago next year). I was a 27 year old Peel Cop. I loved my job but hated how messed up our judicial system was and still is. The catch & release issues, the punishment never fitting the crime and the system worrying about the rights of the ‘bad guys’ more than the vic- tims. And that was 40 years ago. Today Brampton’s Mayor Patrick Brown and Peel’s current Chief Nishan Duraiappah sound just like I did 40 years ago. How sad is that. And now yet another poor, innocent vic- tim, Darian Henderson-Bellman, has died. Darian’s poor grandparents are saying the 27 year old’s ex boyfriend, who shot & killed her, would still be in jail if Covid-19 wasn’t here. I am not sure that he would have been. If you look at how many times he breached the conditions of his parole in the last 12 months, you could see he was not paying at- tention and was getting more violent. If only someone was paying more attention. So Mr. Brown, while you are lobbying the federal government, here are my thoughts from the cheap seats - when a judge or parole board is considering releasing a prisoner or granting bail, put a lot of own- ership and responsibility on that board or judge that, if the individual they’re releasing doesn’t follow the conditions of the release and commits a crime, that board or judge will be someone responsible for the crimes, just like the judicial system has done with bartenders who over serve a patron who then gets behind the wheel. It is just this simple, if anyone cared or was paying attention that is. But so long as the judges and parole board members are untouchable, things will never change. So Mr. Brown, make us proud. Make the difference we all so want to see happen.

Brian Perras Caledon resident A14 CALEDON CITIZEN | SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 AREA WIDE

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All nished, shared washroom/ Chris and his wife Diane, RobertGeorge’s and Tim 80th and birthday! his inclusive except wifi.Passed Kitchen. peacefully James st north in his sleep Grandpa at Howard. A come and go afternoon EM. # 1773 CONC. 3 ADJALA TWP $1,000. 519 943 3297 opp foodland. Patio/deck/ wife Kara. Cherished grandmother of Ken (Liz), Headwaters Health Care Centre 1 BED BASEMENT parking. No pets. No smok- You are forever in our hearts, Jim (Meaghan), Stephen (2013), Kevin1 to 4 pm(Sydney), Saturday, Directions: come east of Mono Mills on Hwy #9 approx. 3 km to Conc. 3 Adjala Twp turn north forAPARTMENT 3.7 for rentin ing.Orangeville. Suit single professional Predeceased where by we hold many wonderful on William Street $725 In- February 1st at the person. Available June 1st. memories. Alanna and Ava. Great-grandmother of Jaxon. km to sale on east side; NOTE parking on one side only. Short laneway, NO ENTRY cludes 5x appliances Idealhis Refsparents first /last req.$700George PER and Gladys for Single person or semi re- Remembered by her sister PatriciaShelburne Doughty. Curling Irene Club. Thompson.MONTH 905 877 Steve 1740 / 519 will be fondly Miss you ADVERSTISING tired.Parking for 1 car. NON 217 5424 Darlene, Debbie, Denise, Fred will also be greatly missed by other relatives and smokers and NO PETS Callremembered by his family; Sister Your presence is a gift to him. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9TH AT 10 AM 519 925 3635 and Families. LOCALLYfriends. WORKS Simcoe County Covid 19 restrictions as follows. Maximum 100 people. Masks must be worn. 6’ Betty (Bob) Nephews Jim (Cindy) Funeral Service will be held at Dods & McNair Brian (RaDeana) and his great nieces Funeral Home, Chapel & Reception Centre, 21 distancing. Hand sanitizer available. NO LUNCH BOOTH. Please bring your own lunch and and nephew. beverage. Washroom available. First St., Orangeville on Thursday, September 3, Steve is best known for his phrase “by 2020 at 2:30 p.m. Visitation will begin at 1:30 Viewing only Mon. Sept 7 noon till 4; Tues. Sept 8 noon till 4 golly” and was a fixture on Broadway p.m. Memorial donations to the Heart & Stroke Tractor, mower, trailer Mahindra 1520 – 4 WD diesel HST compact tractor w/3 ph & Mahindra ldr., in the 70’s-90’s for his store Thompson Sporting Goods. Many Foundation would be appreciated by the family. bucket & fork as new only 62 hrs.; 2007 JDJ – 5’ x 10’ hyd. dump trailer w/tarp – 4 wheel brakes as may have fond memories of getting their first pair of skates for (Face coverings must be worn in the funeral home new; Toro zero turn mower 50” deck, 23 hp Kawaski engine approx. 6 hrs. As new; Wallenstein RX42, 3 hockey or shoes at his store. For those into hunting, Steve was at all times) ph pto wood chipper; 5 ½’ landscape rake; pull sprayer 12 volt; leaf catcher; a wealth of knowledge when it came to guns and equipment. A tree will be planted in memory of Irene in the Shop Equip. tools all as new; Lincoln Mig Pac 240volt welder; Miller 120 volt mig welder; Campbell As a humble man, Steve didn’t talk about how he was well Dods & McNair Memorial Forest at the Island Hausfield 7 hp, 60 gal. Upright air compressor; Trade Master hack saw; Dewalt chop saw; King table respected in the shooting sports community Canada-wide for Lake Conservation Area, Orangeville. The next his knowledge in terms of high accuracy shooting. annual dedication service will be held on Sunday, saw; Mastercraft drill press; planner; sand blaster; Rolling tool box; chain saw; power grinders; batt. Steve was always willing to support the youth or organizations chargers; Stinger bug zapper; Primegrip laser level; drill set; Makita elec. hammer drill; Hilti DX 400B September 12, 2021 at 2:30 p.m. Condolences may in the community, with either a great chat or donation. “By be offered to the family at www.dodsandmcnair.com gun; heat gun; Makita 1100 planner; Milwaukee sawzall; rotozip; Stihl power washer; Troybuilt 3700 Golly” will always be remembered for his upbeat personality PSI 4.0 GPM power washer w/Honda 13 hp engine; and for his big genuine smile. He will be greatly missed by the Misc. Stihl PS 85 weed eater; garden hose; air hose; pipe bender; Kobalt battery pole saw; Featherlite many friendships he forged over the years. NEIL, Wayne 20’ exten. ladder & 8’ step ladder; racoon cage; Voltage protector; Marcus reduction transformer (cop- A Memorial Visitation will be held at In Memoriam Funeral Suddenly at Headwaters per); box of copper; elec. winch; pond bubbler; 9 rolling rack stands; metal racking; 6’ x 6’ sky light; Services Inc. on Saturday, October 3rd, from 11:00 AM - 1:00 Health Care Centre on Ant. & Household 2 Schwinn 21 speed bikes (nice); ant. wall crank phone; T. Eaton folding box; oak PM, located at 633419 Hwy 10, Unit B1, Mono, ON. Tuesday, September COVID-19 Protocols are in place and will requires everyone to 1st, 2020 at the age of dry sink; elec. sewing machine; elec. organ; Sky Watcher telescope; speakers; doll bed; cross cut saw; wear a mask and use hand sanitizer entering the facility. 76. Beloved husband of plastic picnic table; ant. scales; 2 flag poles; Avon dolls; G.E. sidebyside fridge; shuffle board table In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Headwaters Health Carollee. Dear father of (purchaser removes) Care Centre, Orangeville, in Steve’s memory. Online donations Calinda Adams (Kevin) Terms: Cash or known cheques with proper ID only. M/C, Visa, Debit & E-transfer. Accident or Loss and condolences may be made at www.imfuneral.com and Brandi Neil (Troy neither the Owner nor Auctioneer will be responsible for accident or property loss. In Memoriam Funeral Services Inc. has been given the honour Brindley). Cherished Burr Note: everything to be removed by Sept. 12 to serve the Thompson Family. of Declan, Cormac, Tristan and Curran. Remembered Severn Auctioneering by his sister Marcia Bob Severn Auctioneer APARTMENT ARTICLES MacPherson (Jamie) and Shelburne 519-925-2091 FOR RENT FOR SALE their daughter Lauren and his brother Carl Neil 84 pieces of (Lynn) and their son Ian. Wayne will also be severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn ORANGEVILLE – FIRST FOR SALE: greatly missed by other relatives and many friends. AVE – 2 bedroom apart- Royal Albert “Old Country theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevern ment. No pets / no smok- Rose” fine china in excellent Private family arrangements entrusted to the Dods ing. $1560/month + utilities. condition. $1000.00. Also & McNair Funeral Home, Chapel & Reception Available September 1st. 63 pcs of Johnson Brothers Centre. Memorial donations in memory of 519-938-0110. Chintz fine china “Summer Wayne may be made to Headwaters Health Care KIDD FAMILY AUCTIONS PRESENTS THE Pattern” - $350.00. See pic- Foundation. BOBBY INNIS TOY COLLECTION FROM THE A tree will be planted in memory of Wayne in the KIDD FAMILY AUCTIONS PRESENTS THE BOBBY INNIS TOY COLLECTION FROM THE 2 BEDROOM APART- tures at fergusonauctions. ESTATE. ON-LINE AUCTION !! LOTS START MENT in Shelburne. 4 ap- com. 519-939-2960. J24 Dods & McNair Memorial Forest at the Island ESTATE. ON-LINE AUCTION !! LOTS START CLOSING AT 5PM FRIDAY SEPT 11TH. pliances. Free parking. No Lake Conservation Area, Orangeville. The next CLOSING AT 5PM FRIDAY SEPT 11TH. smoking, no pets. Available annual dedication service will be held on Sunday, VISIT WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM AND FOLLOW THE LINK TO BID. HEINTZMAN UPRIGHT KIDD FAMILYKIDD AUCTIONS FAMILY AUCTIONS PRESENTS PRESENTS THE BOBBYVISIT THE INNIS WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COMBOBBY TOY INNIS COLLECTION TOY COLLECTION FROM THE FROM THE September 1st. Call 705- PLAYER PIANO in Or- September 12, 2021 at 2:30 p.m. Condolences may ESTATE. ONESTATE.-LINE AUCTION ON-LINE !! AUCTION LOTS START !! LOTS CLOSING STARTAND AT CLOSINGFOLLOW 5PM FRIDAY AT THE5PM SEPT FRIDAY LINK 11TH. TOSEPT BID. 11TH. 435-2131. angeville – FREE to a be offered to the family at www.dodsandmcnair.com VISIT WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COMVISIT WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM AND FOLLOW AND THE FOLLOW LINK TO THE BID. LINK TO BID. good home. Call 519-942- VEHICLES 7560. WANTED SERVICES SERVICES REID FARM MARKET: Open! Potatoes, Carrots, KIDD FAMILY AUCTIONS wants you to buy and sell with confidence. Calling all Consignors!! CASH FOR SCRAP VEHI- living Scrap vehicles want- Eggs, Beef & More! 4th Line The Lord Dufferin Chap- ARE YOU A WOMAN CLES. holds their meet- with abuse? For safety, emer- ed, any size. No ownership Mono, north of Highway 9. ter IODE There hasn’t been a better time than now to join the excitement. Online auctions are hot. We have these and more. ings at the Lord Dufferin gency shelter, and counsel- required. Fast service, free ‪www.reidspotatoes.com‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪‪.‪ Centre on the 4th Tuesday of ling call Family Transition ● Aug 27th & 28th. The “Straight Shooters” Sale. Firearms, Ammunition, Outdoor Gear. towing, loose scrap removed. FEATURES:FEATURES: International, International, Case, Farmall, Case, John Farmall, Deere, John and Deere,McCormick and McCormickdie-cast farm die equipment.-cast farm equipment. every month. We are looking Place, (519)941-HELP or FEATURES: International, Case, Farmall, John Deere, and McCormick die-cast farm equipment. Also, cash paid on the spot. CONTRACTOR – RE- FEATURES:ConstructionConstruction equipment. International, equipment.Classic vehicle Case,Classic models. vehicleFarmall, Nascar models. collectibles.John Nascar Deere, collectibles. Many ofand these ManyMcCormick collectible of these toys collectible die-castare in toys farmare in for women who would like to 1-800-265-9178. ● Sept 11th. The “Innis Estate” Sale. Die-cast Farm & Construction Toys. Call 905-859-0817 or 647- PAIRS, RESTORES, Jacks Constructionequipment.“as new equipment. condition”.“as new Construction Andcondition”. Classic many need Andvehicle manya equipment.gentle needmodels. cleaning a gentle Nascart oClassic restorecleaning themcollectibles. tovehicle restore to their them fullmodels. beauty. Manyto their fullofNascar beauty.these collectiblecollectibles. toys are in up, dismantles farm buildings, help in the Community. Call 227-3954. Open Sundays. re- ● Sept 25th. The “Best“as new Ever”. condition”.NOTE: SmallIf youNOTE: Andhave Equipment Ifconcernsmany you have need about concerns thea& gentle “howMega about to’s” thecleaning ofTool “how on-line to’s” Auction. biddingt oof restoreon- lineplease bidding them give pleasethe to Kidd their give Family thefull Kidd Auctionbeauty. Family Auction homes, cottages, roofing, sid- 519-941-1865. FOR INFORMATION Many of these collectible toys are in “as new condition”. And many need a gentle garding HEART and STROKE, team a call. We’re happy to make it work for you. ing, doors, windows, beams ● Oct 2nd. The “ClarksburgNOTE: If you Farm” haveteam concerns Auction. a call. We’re about Kobut happy the to a,“howmake Belarus, it to’s”work forof you. onMF,- line Super bidding-Tilt, please JCB, give Husqvarna. the Kidd Family Auction CHILD CARE call Dori Ebel (519) 941-1865 cleaning to restore them to their full beauty. posts, piers, foundations, TOPS (TAKE OFF PREVIEW: PREVIEW:FRIDAY SEPT FRIDAY 11TH SEPT NOON 11TH TO 4PMNOON OR TO BY 4PM APPOINTMENT. OR BY APPOINTMENT. AVAILABLE or 1-800-360-1557. team a call.NOTE: We’re If you happy have to concernsmake it work about for theyou. “how to’s” of on-line bidding please give the concrete work, eavestrough- POUNDS SENSIBLY) ● Oct & Nov have dates toPICKUP: be confirmed SATURDAYPICKUP: SATURDAY SEPT for 12THAntiques, SEPT 10AM 12TH TO 5PMCollectibles, 10AM OR TO BY 5PM APPOINTMENT. OR BYHousehold, APPOINTMENT. Toys, etc. meets at 6:15 pm every - ing, deck, docks, sheds, PREVIEW:KiddTERMS: FRIDAY Family 5%TERMS: ONLINE SEPT Auction 5% BUYERS 11THONLINE team PREMIUM.NOON BUYERS a call. TO PREMIUM.CASH, We’re4PM CHEQUE, OR CASH, happy BY DEBIT, CHEQUE, APPOINTMENT. to CREDIT,make DEBIT, it EMT. workCREDIT, for EMT. you. IN HOME DAYCARE Wednesday night at the Ava- IF YOU or a FAMILY MEM- ● Nov 26th & 27th & 28th. The next “Straight Shooter” Sale. Firearms, Ammunition, Outdoor Gear. Location: Nobleton. Safe fencing installed, replaced PREVIEW:CALL, TEXTCALL, OR FRIDAY EMAIL TEXT ANYTIME.ORSEPT EMAIL 11TH DENNISANYTIME. NOON OR DENNIS [email protected] TO 4PMOR [email protected] OR BY APPOINTMENT. 519-938-7499 519 -938-7499 lon Retirement Centre, 355 BER are struggling with gam- PICKUP: SATURDAY SEPT 12TH 10AM TO 5PM OR BY APPOINTMENT. designated play environ- or fixed. Call Brian McCurdy Broadway. For more informa- bling, Gamblers Anonymous It’s time to consign, at a very competitivePICKUP: rate. SATURDAY And our bidders SEPT 12TH are 10AM super TO happy 5PM OR with BY ourAPPOINTMENT. LOW 5% ONLINE ment, educational activities, 519-986-1781. TERMS: 5% ONLINE BUYERS PREMIUM. CASH, CHEQUE, DEBIT, CREDIT, EMT. tion call Trudy Rockel 519- is there to HELP. Call: 1(855) nutritious snacks, hot meals, BIDDER FEE and SHIPPING AT COSTTERMS: policies.. 5% ONLINE BUYERS PREMIUM. CASH, CHEQUE, DEBIT, CREDIT, EMT. 941-6146. 222-5542 or visit www.gato- CALL, TEXT OR EMAIL ANYTIME. DENNIS OR [email protected] 519-938-7499smoke free environment, FIREWOOD ronto.ca. Call, text or email real soon. CALL,WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM TEXT OR EMAIL ANYTIME. Public/Catholic designated IF YOU WANT to keep drink- DENNIS OR [email protected] • 519-938-7499 bus stop. Available for full ing, that’s your business. IF ALZHEIMER SUPPORT [email protected] 519-938-7499 [email protected] time, part time and before DRY HARDWOOD 2 Years YOU WANT to stop drinking, GROUPS meet monthly for , $370/ bush and after school. Patient and SEASONED that’s our business. Call Alco- spousal & family support. Call cord. FREE delivery and experienced professional in a holics Anonymous Hot Line, (519) 941-1221. loving environment. Weekend Volume discount. Complete 1-866-715-0005. www.aan- Or- services available. Call Patri- Woodlot Management, 519- LA LECHE LEAGUE orthhaltonerin.org. angeville offers breastfeed- cia at 416-949-5585. 986-2474. for ing support. For more info Auction Sale DRUG PROBLEM? We’ve GENERAL HELP HAY FOR SALE been there, we can help! call Erin at 519-943-0703. Keith & Rhonda McKie WANTED Narcotics Anonymous meets every Friday & Sunday at – - We are 19 – 4x5 HAY BALES 7:30 pm, Westminster Unit- Saturday September 12, at 10:00am HARVEST HELP Approximately 700 lbs. $45 looking to hire Potato Harvest- ed Church, 247 Broadway, PLEASE each. (No rain before baling). ers for a full time seasonal po- Orangeville, or every Thurs- RECYCLE 201347 County Rd 109, Grand Valley, ON from Orangeville take County Rd 109 west for 17.7 kms. Sale is on Call 519-938-5592 after 7 sition beginning mid Septem- day 8:00 pm at St. Paul’s the north side. OR From Hillsburgh go north on County Road 24 for 22.2 kms to County Road 109. Then West on pm. THIS ber. Please email your resume Anglican Church, 312 Owen NEWSPAPER! Cty Rd 109 for 6.9 kms to sale on the north side of road. to: Attention Mark Rutledge at Sound St., Shelburne, or call [email protected] or RESIDENTIAL **PARKING ON SIDE ROAD 24/25** SERVICES & REPAIRS 1-888-811-3887. text 519-939-8650. Tractors: JD 1830 tractor with loader, 5500 hrs, single hyd, 15.5x38 fronts; JD 1830 tractor, single hyd, 15-30 rears; ROM Masonry - Based in Case 2094, 4x4, 12000 hrs, dual hyd, 20.8R-38 rears, 16.9-28 fronts; Ford 540B tractor /540A loader, 13000 hrs, ABATE RABBIT PACK- We do big or small ERS Meat Processing Fa- Nobleton. industrial, 3pth, single hyd, pto, 18.9x24 rears cility from Arthur immediately jobs. Chimneys, window sills, requires 16 Wholesale and walls etc. All work guaranteed. Mach & Equip: NH680 manure spreader, tandem, one beater; JD 6 furrow plow, 1350-1450 semi-mount; 7 shank Free estimates, seniors dis- ripper, 12’, 3 pth; Discs, 15’; Glencoe cultivator, pull type with manual wings, 18’; JD 894 side rake; S tine cultiva- Retail Butchers with a mini- mum of 2 to 3 years of direct count. Call Spencer at 647- tor, 21’ with hyd wings; NI corn picker, 2 row; NH 38 crop chopper; Trough hay elevator, PTO, 40’; blade, 3pth, 7’; hands on experience in meat 542-0559. Farmhand mixmill 815 with drag auger; NI snowblower, 7’, double auger; post hole auger cutting and processing. Du- Farm Related/Shop: (3)Gravity wagons; dual reach undercarriage; asst of gates; 20’ round bale wagon, all steel, ties include cutting and sec- SERVICES tioning of meat, skinning and homemade; qty of round bale feeders; mobile squeeze with auto headgate; log splitter, hyd, on wheels; asst pig removing blemishes, debon- CoDa Codependants penning; sheep squeeze with tilt table; digital hog scale; hog feeders, plastic and SS; manure bucket, 6’; Turf Power ing rabbits and chickens, cut- Anonymous meet Sunday Plus riding lawn mower; JohnD riding mower , 48” deck, for parts only, no motor; (13)sheets checker plate steel, ting meat into specialized cuts 7-8 at St. Mark’s Anglican. Life 4’x8’; (6)steel sheets, 4’x8’; steel flooring 9”x 4’, 8’, 12’; scrap metal; skid of batteries; skid of copper wire; fuel and preparing for wholesale too much? Covid restrictions and retail sales. HS diploma apply. tank; electric pump or equivalent required. Posi- Lunch Booth Washroom Available tions offered are permanent ORANGEVILLE OVER full time and salary is $17.00/ 60’s Single Club – a place to Preview: Friday September 11, 1-6pm hr for 42.5 hrs/week. OT af- meet and make new friends. Order of Sale: Wagonload; Shop/Farm Related; Machinery & Tractors ter 44 hrs/week. Please ap- We meet every Thursday night ply in person at 7597 Jones at 7pm for coffee. Many activ- Note: This will be a shorter sale. No household items. Please be on time. Baseline in Arthur, via email at ities. For info please call Ken Terms & Conditions: Cash or Cheque with proper I.D. on day of sale. Owner and/or Auctioneer will not be held [email protected]. Via 519-942-1864 or Betty 519- fax at 1-519-848-2793 or via 942-3090. responsible for accident or loss on day of sale. All items are sold “As Is”. All verbal announcements on day of sale phone at 1-519-848-2107. take precedence over written ads. ADVERTISING LOCALLY WORKS!

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