North Halton Mental Health Clinic opens in Milton
Halton Hills residents invited to the official opening of the North Halton Mental Health Clinic today from 1 to 5 p.m. at the regional health unit on King Street West Milton. Staff will be present and refreshments served as patrons tour the new facility.
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Heat Wave Follows Friday Storm with 46 mph Winds
A severe Friday storm brought 46 mph winds and 14 mm of rain from 4 pm to 8 pm. A maple tree uprooted at Dr. J B Milne’s home on Market Street, cave trough damage occurred, and debris was cleared by the town works department. Power loss affected about 120 customers for five hours at a Line Acton regulator. 31 other Halton homes lost fuses. Friday temperatures peaked at 33C, with 30C Saturday and 29C Sunday. Large crowds flocked to Terra Cotta and Belfountain conservation areas, straining facilities and prompting yard-area reassignments.
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Acton
Ed May
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Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Terra Cotta
Belfountain
Minora Conservation Area
Orangeville
Halton study urges seniors housing and housing policy shifts
Halton region housing study recommends municipalities ensure adequate senior citizen housing and urges removal of rent controls to spur affordable rentals. The 182 page report, prepared by Coun. Archie Donaghey, supports Acton seniors complex, CMHC program rationalization, and extended capital cost allowances. It notes 24 percent of affordable housing needs assistance, and 27 percent of regional jobs are held by non residents.
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Arnold
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Count Biehn
OMB
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Brary Sourd
Reed cautions minister over senior housing in Acton and Georgetown
Merald Toronto Bureau Halton Burlington MPP Julian Reed urges Housing minister John Rhodes to avoid repeating a recent Acton Georgetown contention. Reed notes Georgetown needs 9 units while Acton requires 58, arguing against weighting one community over the other as the Ontario Housing Corporation plans subsidized housing.
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Merald
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Halton-Burlington
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John Rhodes
Adton
Ontario Housing Corporation
Reed
Halton Hills
Ministry of Housing
Acton
Georgetown
Rhodes
Stalion Hills
Hydro scheme backfires in Ontario corridor fight
Ontario Hydro and the government faced pushback as the ICG claims secret offers to landowners aimed to split the group. In Grey County, landowners were approached with full farm purchases as a preferred route for the Bruce to Milton transmission line, bypassing an easier easement plan. The ICG argues Hydro studied only the Bruce to Woodbridge path, about 40 miles longer, and that the secret talks misled locals. A Grey County Corridor Committee member says the tactics strengthened the ICG, while a lawyer for the committee says a Divisional Court suit will challenge Hydro over expropriations and environmental reviews.
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Grey County Corridor
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Minister of Energy
Farlis
Library study under way delays Halton Hills vote on library site
Halton Hills council delays a decision on the 400000 library debenture for Church Street expansion or Cedarvale site. An OMB hearing set for July 20 prompts calls for independent study, with three options discussed: expand current facilities, build a new library elsewhere, or maintain current upkeep. Trail of legal questions follows including bonds, parking, and who pays for assessments.
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Cedarvale
Armstrong
Halton Hills
Count Armstrong
Hill
Library Board
Joan Lister
Council
Burt Arnold
Cedarvale Park
Betty Fisher
John Ferguson
Coun
George Minltby
Lirary Board
Walter Biehn
Paul Martell
Hatton Hills
Coun. Biehn
Georgetown
Jow
Milton
Arnold
Roy Booth
Coun. Booth
Public Libraries
Trustees try to discuss public pay. Hinton’s motion fails
Trustee H. H. Bert Hinton pushes to abolish stipends or cut salaries at $600 monthly and $900 for the chairman. His motion lacked a seconder, with Hinton alleging canvassing by other trustees. He plans to reintroduce at the next meeting, Aug. 25, hoping Judy Alexander or Fred Armitage will second.
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Hinton
Judy Alexander
Fred Armitage
Mayors Exchange Greetings as Venturers Arrive
Georgetown Ontario officials presented a plaque to Mayor Tom Hill of Prince Edward Island during a Monday council meeting. Karry MacConnell thanked Hill for the gift from Georgetown Ontario and invited the Venturers and councillors to visit. Rob Heaton delivered the Venturers gear in the accompanying van.
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Georgetown
P.E.I
MacConnell
Hilll
Ontario
Georgetown Venturers
Rob Heaton
Venturers
Caten Ontario
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