Tag: milton canadian champion
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Navigating Through The Fog – Autism Awareness
As those who know me, they know that raising awareness for Autism is important to me and my family. Many people have asked why. Do your kids have autism they ask? The answer is thankfully no. But that doesn’t mean someone who I know and care about isn’t affected by autism. One in 88 kids…
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Champion Editorial Comments on 3 Bag Limit
Unloading baggage We fully support Halton Region’s plan to reduce the bi-weekly number of garbage bags residents will be able to place curbside before a user-pay system kicks in. Next spring (April 1, 2013), residents will be provided with complimentary bag tags to affix to any garbage bags beyond their three-bag limit (currently residents enjoy…
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Attention Residents in Louis St Laurent / Hwy 25 Area
Just received an email from Town of Milton staff informing us that MADD Canada will be filming a documentary called “After Party” of a car crash. Details are listed here. This will be in the area of Diefenbaker Street / Louis St Laurent just west of 25 in Ward 7. Please pass this information along…
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Letters to Editor re: garbage
As I have brought up here on my site a few times, there has been a growing concern with the amount of trash collecting along the side of Louis St Laurent in ward 6. Since the opening of the new high school (Craig Kielburger Secondary School) earlier last month, there has been a growing problem…
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AMO Update – Post Ottawa
Over the next couple of days, I will get a more detailed accounting of what Milton councillors did on our 3 day conference in Ottawa. I promise 🙂 For those that don’t know, myself along with a number of Milton Councillors attended the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario Conference in Ottawa. This gives local…
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Boyne Survey Moves Forward
With the approval of the Boyne Survey financial agreements, we are moving closer to adding another estimated 50,000 new people to the town of Milton. I have some concerns about the estimated total however. Municipalities have been burned in the past underestimating the number of people projected for each area, which can lead to under…