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A 25-year-old Vaughan woman with a passion for writing, television broadcasting and wheel-dancing is hoping to be named Miss Universe Canada next month.

And she can use your help on her way to the title.

Amandalina Letterio, from a “big Italian fam-ily” in Wood-bridge, loves cars so much she writes about them for the Metro-land Media publication Wheels. She is also a part-time reporter for Rogers TV York Region.

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BY JEREMY [email protected]

The bail hearing is underway for Richmond Hill’s Nick Bagh-erzadeh, the man charged with stabbing a beloved brother, friend and son.

Gianluca Cellucci, 22, was stabbed outside Luxy Night-club in Vaughan during a fight in the early hours of Feb. 7. An Aurora man was also stabbed, but survived.

B a g h e r z a d e h , 20, was charged with second degree murder and attempted murder.

On Tuesday almost 100 sup-porters filled the Newmarket court-house to show soli-darity in Cellucci’s memory.

His mother, Joanna Lioko-

ssis, was also present for the hearing, over-seen by Justice Michelle Fuerst.

There were far fewer supporters there for Bagherzadeh, many of whom were attempting to ensure his bail and act as sureties during his upcoming trial.

The hearing continues on May 24.

Gianluca Cellucci

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You really can’t miss it while travelling along Major Mackenzie Drive

through the heart of Maple’s historic core.

The new Civic Centre Resource Library with its upward sweeping, curved roof and walls made of glass and reflective metal – evok-ing something out of a Dr. Seuss book or, perhaps, one of those sleek spaceship from the Star Wars film franchise – ranks among Vaughan’s most eye-catching buildings.

But Margie Singleton, CEO of Vaughan Public Libraries, says what people discover upon stepping inside the 36,000-square-foot building is really blowing them away.

“People are just in awe (of the building), but when they come inside they’re most amazed,” she said during a tour earlier this week ahead of the “soft opening” hap-

pening Saturday at 9 a.m.Among the “amazing”

features are the digital media “Create It Space” which includes a video room with green screens and a record-ing studio space, complete with a sound mixing board, where you can cut an album.

“These are going to be a funky feature of this loca-tion,” Singleton said.

She’s also jazzed about the central garden courtyard and upstairs terrace where visitors can drink in some fresh air or soak up some sun while sipping a coffee from the library’s café.

It certainly doesn’t feel like the staid, serious libraries of yesteryear.

That’s due, in part, to the fact the fun, funky tone set by its exterior design carries on inside.

You encounter it every-where from the light fixtures to the red, green, yellow and orange colour-scheme, which adorns the walls,

floor and even the furniture including the handful of arm-chairs with sound-muffling, privacy hoods that are sure to be in high demand.

In fact, a lot of thought went into dealing with noise, Singleton noted.

For instance, the teen col-lection sits in an enclosed room, with glass walls, equipped with couches and cushioned window seating.

The children’s area is also far from the quiet study area.

It offers some features par-ents and kids will enjoy such as puppet centres and heated floors in the story-time area.

Students doing group work can take advantage of the “collaboration rooms” equipped with a single moni-tor that their devices can con-nect to so everyone can easily see what’s on the screen.

Of course, there’s lots of books and magazines too — 70,000 to start with.

Other noteworthy features include self-checkout stations

and a drive-through book return.

When it came to design-ing the library, the goal was to create an indoor space that incorporates the elements you’d typically find in a tra-ditional Italian piazza, said Peter Duckworth-Pilkington, principal with ZAS Architects + Interiors.

“The idea of the openness of the interiors was about this concept of having a place where the community could meet and exchange ideas and

even create,” he said. The exterior design was

meant, in part, to reflect its location between the historic buildings to the west and the new city hall to the east, but it was also intended to signal that this is a vibrant place filled with activity, he noted.

“Libraries aren’t always just serious places,” Duck-worth-Pilkington said. “So that’s where we got this idea of these curvilinear forms, in some ways even echoing the roller coasters of Canada’s

Wonderland ... which we thought brought that kind of sense of fun.”

The building, which cost $13.3-million to construct, was also built with the envi-ronment in mind.

It has LED lights, low-flow toilets and a rainwater capturing system, and two electric vehicle charging sta-tions among other elements, aimed achieving a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) silver rating.

Still, many patrons of the old Maple Library — located less than a kilometre away — are fretting about the shelf life of their beloved branch once the new one opens.

The library board plans to keep it operating for a year then conduct a feasi-bility study to determine if attendance remains strong enough, Singleton said.

“The community uses that library like crazy,” she said. “We have no desire to close it, unless people don’t use it.”

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Vaughan Public Libraries CEO Margie Singleton (top left) in the courtyard dur-ing a tour of the new resource library.

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Drunk drivers should pay, for lifeRe: What will it take to stop scourge on our roads?, column by Marney Beck, April 14.

At the end of her column, was this rhe-torical question: “When are we — as a society — going to say enough is enough of this scourge?”

As a society, there is very little we can do about such [drinking driving] behav-iour. Humans are endowed with free will, which means we can make choices. Some are so full of themselves that they truly believe rules are made for others.

I know one individual personally who was caught speeding at over 200 km/hr. A few weeks later he was caught speed-ing again (at about the same speed), by the same police officer! How can we explain such idiotic behaviour?

Another example of our self-destruc-tive behaviour is smoking and taking so-called recreational drugs. We know they are harmful and yet some of us believe we have the right to do whatever we want, even if the harmful second-hand smoke will cause illness in others.

Education may help, but for those with an inflated opinion of themselves, they would just look at the rest of us as stuffed shirts and keep on causing mis-ery to others.

One suggestion I have been advocat-ing is to assess a monetary penalty, on

top of the prison sentence, on the con-victed offenders for life.

Should the victims or their families not want this “blood money,” then they can ask the court to order the offenders to donate money to a charity or charities of their choice.

In addition, convicted offend-ers should be ordered to make public speeches to young people for the rest of their lives on the evils of impaired driv-ing.

A 10-year sentence for killing four people is hardly a deterrent, no matter how we measure it.

The reality is that our parole system will effectively reduce that sentence to three or four years.

It is not a matter of being vengeful, it is a matter of finding effective means to minimize such carnage.

When a person makes a choice, s/he should be held responsible for its out-come — for life.

Their victims do not have that choice.

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Fort Mac fire makes dramatic case for being prepared

gainst the terrible daily news stories and poi-gnant social media posts about the Fort McMurray conflagra-

tion, Ontario and all York Region communities marked Emergency Preparedness Week last week.

Although many of us — myself included — don’t pay much atten-tion to safety awareness campaigns held each year, it was impossible to ignore the stark realities illustrating why families should prepare for disaster.

Disaster struck May 3 in the northern Alberta town, and all Canadians have been watching in horror as 80,000 people — that’s the population of Newmarket — were forced to evacuate the flam-ing ruins of their community.

Can we learn a lesson from this tragedy before it’s too late for our own families?

The Region of York has a 99-page document on the ‘Risks in our area’. But if 99 pages is too daunting and time consuming for you to read, just click on your municipality’s website and find ‘Make an Emer-gency Plan’ or ‘Assemble a 72-Hour Kit’.

I clicked on the latter for Rich-mond Hill and found a two-page PDF of fairly simple — but vital — information and tips to follow to ensure my family is ready for a fire, flood, ice storm or any such emergency.

No one would dare say any-more, that ostrich-head-in-the-sand statement: “It can’t happen here”.

The December 2013 ice storm in Vaughan, Markham and Rich-mond Hill was a true disaster for those who lost power for days or had ice-coated trees topple on their properties.

An even more recent ice storm in March of this year caused $25-million in damage for residents in Newmarket and Georgina.

Flooding in a freak July 2013 rainstorm stranded passengers on a Richmond Hill-bound GO train. Those people rescued by rubber dinghies would certainly tell you

that disasters can — and do — hap-pen unexpectedly.

We can’t change the weather patterns and even the most envi-ronmentally committed residents know that climate change won’t be slowed or solved in a few years — or perhaps even in a generation.

The only thing we can do — besides donating generously to the Red Cross for fellow Canadians in Fort McMurray ($54 million to date, incredible!)— is get our own family ready for any emergency, large or small.

According to a federal emergen-cy link at www.getprepared.gc.ca, it only takes 20 minutes to make a family emergency plan online.

Before you click on the link, consider what safe exits you have from your home and neighbour-hood; what meeting place you want to reunite with family members at work or school; your plan for pets; and know vital contact numbers for people close by (neighbours) or out of town (family).

Have you seen black humour social media posts from Fort Mac evacuees saying in their panic to flee they took silly things with them such as a bear head trophy off a wall, or junk food treats, leaving behind key and precious objects?

We all need to know where health and insurance documents are, or passports, to grab quickly.

And it may sound mundane, but does each person in your home know the location of fire extinguish-ers, water valve, electrical panel, gas valve and floor drain?

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Iqbal Muhammad, P.Eng.Senior Project EngineerMinistry of TransportationCentral Region, Major Projects Office159 Sir William Hearst Avenue7th FloorToronto, ON M3M 0B7tel: 416-235-4814fax: 416-235-4008e-mail: [email protected]

Tim Sorochinsky, P.Eng.Senior Project ManagerAECOM Canada Ltd.30 Leek Crescent4th FloorRichmond Hill, ON L4B 4N4tel: 905-882-4401, ext. 3522fax: 905-882-4399e-mail: [email protected]

Tyler Drygas, B.A.A.Senior Environmental PlannerAECOM Canada Ltd.30 Leek Crescent4th FloorRichmond Hill, ON L4B 4N4tel: 905-882-4401, ext.1758fax: 905-882-4399e-mail: [email protected]

The PIC is an opportunity for interested persons to provide input to MTO, including comments and informationregarding the project. This material will be maintained on file for use during future phases of the project and maybe included in project documentation. Information collected will be used in accordance with the Freedom ofInformation and Protection of Privacy Act.With the exception of personal information, all comments will becomepart of the public record. If you have any accessibility requirements in order to participate in this project, pleasecontact one of the Project Team members listed above.

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Police seek Vaughan robbery suspects

York Regional Police are looking for two suspects following a robbery at a Vaughan convenience store last Thursday morning.

At 2:30 a.m., police responded to a report of a robbery at the store located in the Hwy. 7 and Martin Grove Road area. Two men entered the store, then one pointed a hand-gun at the clerk behind the counter and demanded cash.

The employee complied and the second suspect took the cash as well

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No injuries were reported.Both suspects are described as

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Anyone with information should call police at 1-866-876-5423 ext. 6631 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.

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Burglaries in several Vaughan residences over the last month have prompted York Regional Police to offer some tips to help you avoid being the next victim.

The break and enters are occur-ring at night, while homeowners

are sleeping. The culprits enter through

unlocked doors, typically through the garage, and steal small electron-ics, cash, jewelry and other small items.

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The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about these crimes is asked to contact the York Regional Police No. 4 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at

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York Regional Police charged a former Seneca College employ-ee with fraud after he allegedly defrauded the school of $200,000.

Officers began investigating April 15 after receiving a com-plaint from Seneca’s Markham campus about a series of frauds committed by one of the school’s employees.

Investigators determined a former facilities manager at the school submitted false invoices to the college using fake company names.

In total, Seneca was defrauded of about $216,000 between April 2013 and April 2016.

Police arrested the suspect last Thursday.

Atique Choudhry, 26, of Pick-ering, is charge with fraud over $5,000 and utter forged docu-ment.

Choudhry is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Newmarket June 9.

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April 21, 2015 ❚ Craig brings forward her final 97-page report laying out further details about her probe and rec-ommending Di Biase be docked 90-days pay, the stiffest penalty allowed under the Municipal Act. ❚ Manning argues, unsuccessfully, that, among other things, the inves-tigation lacked “procedural fairness” as Di Biase wasn’t given the names of 32 people who made allega-tions against him so that he could adequately respond. ❚ Councillors vote unanimously to impose the 90-day pay suspension

April 30, 2015❚ The Vaughan Citizen breaks the news that York Regional Police’s Major Fraud Unit, in conjunction with the OPP, has launched a criminal investigation into Di Biase and is looking into a number of city contracts signed during his more than two decades in munici-pal politics including his time as mayor. ❚ The OPP subsequently takes charge of the investigation to avoid any hint of conflict of interest as Di Biase sits on regional council and votes on the police board budget. He’s also a past member of the police services board.

June 15, 2015 ❚ Manning, Di Biase’s lawyer, files an application with the Divisional Court in Toronto seeking a judicial review in order to squelch the integrity commissioner’s report and overturn the pay suspension imposed by city council

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“Everyone tells you it’s hard,” said Thornhill resident Dina Taha. “You don’t understand how much until you are in the situation.”

Taha brought her son, Malik Omran, who will be turning two this summer, to the Bathurst Clark Resource library in Vaughan for the Mother’s Day tea party.

“Having children is a drastic change in your life and your rou-tine,” she said. “But it’s not perma-nent.”

While being a mom is a 24-hour job that doesn’t stop, for her Mother’s Day is the one day she remembers to be a mom and nothing else.

“It’s a time to enjoy motherhood,” she said.

Other days, she becomes the family cook, chauffeur and cleaning lady like countless mothers across Canada.

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“He was my Mother’s Day gift,” she said.

Tay, along with husband, Nicolas Chua, brought her son John and 5-month-old Mark Chua, to the library this morning to celebrate time together as a family.

“Motherhood is about putting the kids first,” she said. “You do what the kids want to do before you do what you want to do. It takes some getting used to.”

Moms-to-be are often told life will change once a child is brought into the world. And quite often moms are reminded of how hard it is.

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“They taught me to slow down and look at things from there’s per-spective,” Tay said. “It could be look-ing at a worm or walking slowly through the park. This is how it’s going to be so enjoy it.”

For Taha, her son taught her to play again.

“I laugh more than I have before,” she said. “I’m enjoying toys again through him, watching as he grows, learns and becomes independent.”

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Mom Dina Taha with son Malik Omran at the Mother’s Day Tea Party, Bathurst Clark Resource Library in Thornhill Sunday.

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“It’s scary, but at least every-one is OK,” Marner, who is playing in the OHL finals for the London Knights, told Sportsnet after viewing the footage on his phone.

York Regional Police and Vaughan Fire and Rescue Ser-vices received the call at 3:35 p.m. Thursday after neighbours called 911 reporting the fire, which had by then engulfed much of the Autumn Hill Bou-levard home’s garage.

The family is lucky not to have lost more, Vaughan Fire Chief Larry Bentley said.

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roof,” he said. “Our guys did well.”

The family will lose many personal items to smoke dam-age, he said.

Two animals — a chocolate Labrador retriever and a cat, named Burbank and Winston, respectively — were saved by neighbours and emergency crews, Bentley said.

It was also neighbours who called father Paul Marner to

warn him while he was on his way to his son’s hockey game.

Bentley said he believes the cause was an “accident”, but didn’t to go into further details, noting the Fire Marshal was on site.

Mitch Marner, who recently turned 19, was selected fourth overall by the Maple Leafs last year. He recently claimed the OHL’s Most Outstanding Player award.

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This isn’t the first time the iconic 4040 Steeles plaza in Woodbridge has been riddled with bullets.

York Regional Police responded to a shooting in the Vaughan plaza early Sunday morning.

The entire plaza, home to more than half a dozen bridal boutiques, wedding and cake shops and limo services, was barricaded off as investigators collected evidence Sunday afternoon.

Just before 1 a.m., a man in his 20s was shot outside La’Shish Bar & Grill in the plaza and was rushed to hospital with serious injuries.

This is the third shooting involv-ing patrons from the bar in less than a year.

“I feel like crying. It’s happened so many times,” said a local shop owner who did not want to be named out of fear.

“This is becoming like anoth-er Jane and Finch area,” she said through tears on the phone.

It was bullets this time, but most other mornings the parking lot is littered with liquor bottles, needles and condoms, she added.

“Come in the morning,” the shop owner said. “It’s a disaster. This is nonsense.”

The plaza was closed off to employees. Store owners were encouraging patrons to call ahead if they had appointments, needed to pick up party favours or who had bridal fittings.

Last year, a stray bullet went through a wall and into a neigh-bouring bridal boutique.

“My staff are scared to come in,” said the shop owner. “They are scared to go near the windows.”

The plaza has been a popular destination for brides-to-be shop-ping for wedding dresses, bonbon-erie, party favours or other special-ty gifts for close to three decades.

Former customers were shocked to hear about the shooting at the famous bridal destination.

“As someone who was lucky enough to find a dress a week before my wedding here, I am dev-astated to hear that such a kind family business had such an event take place,” said Veronica Carrier, who bought her wedding dress at a shop in the plaza two years ago.

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This week’s Vintage Vaughan image is of a Vellore Women’s Insti-tute meeting at Mrs. McDonald’s Farm, 1935. Visit yorkregion.com/vintagevaughan to see these and other historical photo-graphs. A new image is added weekly. Community submissions are also welcome. Please email any images, information or questions to [email protected]

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VELLORE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEETING ON A BRIGHT SUNNY DAY IN 1935


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But Letterio really loves to spend time wheel-danc-ing with her friends.

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Pageant final is June 11 in EtobicokeTony Marelli, left, and Randy McNeill, right, both of Vaughan, at a Wheel Dance event with Amandalina Letterio.

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Those who drive electric cars in Vaughan will soon be able to juice up their vehicles while kicking back and catch-ing up on some light reading or browsing the stacks for a copy of the latest bestseller.

A pair of Level 2 charg-ing stations, which can fully charge a vehicle in four to six hours, is being installed at the new the civic centre resource library on Major Macken-zie Drive, next door to city hall.

C i t y officials are hoping to roll t h e m out in time for the library’s grand opening in Septem-ber.

The provincial govern-ment drove the local initia-tive by flowing $17,500 in

funding to the city.That money is part of the

$20 million Queen’s Park is dishing out to create a net-work of nearly 500 electric vehicle charging stations across the province.

Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca, MPP for Vaughan, announced earlier this week the government is teaming up with 27 private and public sector partners to install charging stations in more than 250 locations

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While Vaughan scored a couple of Level 2 charg-ing stations, some locations will be outfitted with Level 3 charging stations — or Direct Current Fast Chargers — that can charge a vehicle to 80 per cent in 30 minutes, other locations will have both types.

This move comes the heels of increased incentives for electric car buyers with the province offering rebates of up to $14,000.

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Mackenzie Health Foun-dation has assembled a team of “prominent leaders in business, health care and the community” to spear-head the effort to raise $250 million, in large part, for Vaughan’s long-awaited hos-pital.

The foundation, which also raises funds to enhance care at Mackenzie Rich-mond Hill Hospital, unveiled the the so-called campaign cabinet for its $250-million Exceptional Care Belongs Here campaign earlier this week.

Greg Sorbara, former Lib-eral MPP for Vaughan and a former Ontario finance min-

ister, is leading the cabinet, which features several devel-opers as well as real estate professionals, construction union representatives, politi-cians and bankers.

“We are asking people to make a gift to something that will be a direct part of their lives, for the rest of their lives and for generations to come,” Sorbara said in a news release. “This cabinet will help to inspire the dona-

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Magna International’s $10-million pledge, made last October, ranks as the top gift made to the campaign, so far. In recognition of that generous gift, the emergency department at the Macken-zie Vaughan Hospital will be

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announce additional pledges of $1 million or more in the near future.

A major portion of the funds generated by the $250-million campaign will go to cover the “local share,” which includes 10 per cent of con-struction costs for the Mack-enzie Vaughan Hospital as well as the majority of equip-ment and furniture costs.

On top of that, Vaughan taxpayers contributed $80 million toward purchasing and development of the land at Major Mackenzie Drive and Jane Street where the hospital will sit.

That money is being paid through a special levy expect-ed to remain on the property tax bill until at least 2021.

The exact cost of build-ing the hospital, and when its doors will open, is slated

to be announced in the fall, after the consortium charged with designing, building, financing and maintaining the facility is selected.

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Up until now, the goal has been to have the hos-pital built and open in 2019.

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Among the campaign cabinet members are:- Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua- Glenn Beaumont, president of Enbridge Gas Distribution and chairman of the Mackenzie Health Foundation board- Robert De Gasperis, president of DG Group (formerly Metrus Develop-ment)- Marie Fiorellino-Di Poce, owner of John Paul & Co. and a founding member ETA of Vaughan Women’s Shelter- Vince Galifi, executive vice-president and CFO of Magna International Inc.- Lou Greenbaum, principal with The Vogue Development Group Inc.- Tony Iannuzzi, president of the Carpenters’ District Council of Ontario- Sandra Maio, lawyer for HBNG Holborn Group (which includes Maystar General Contractors, KAPP Contracting and Poetry Living)- Altaf Stationwala, Mackenzie Health president and CEO

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National Public Works DayWHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Joint Operations Centre, 2800 Rutherford Rd. CONTACT: City of Vaughan, 905-832-2281, http://www.vaughan.ca/city-hall/departments/es/Pages/National-Public-Works-Week.aspx, [email protected] COST: FreeBring the Family! Bring the Kids! Hands-on-Fun! The City of Vaughan Public Works Department, will be celebrating National Public Works Day May 14. Come out to learn about the services Public Works staff provide and how we’re improving connections in our environment. Your whole family will also enjoy activities, including: Mulch giveaway, Public Works displays and live demonstrations - learn about City vehicles, water qual-ity, sanitary sewers, solid waste management, roads mainte-nance and much more! Free Exchange of Damaged City-Is-sued Blue Boxes and Green Bins or Purchase NEW Blue Boxes, Kitchen Containers, Green Bins and Composters Children’s Ac-tivities - Photo Booth, Coloring Tables Prizes/Raffles/Giveaways - LEAF Backyard Tree Planting Gift Card (valued at $150), Kraft Leaf & Yard Waste Bags and more!

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❚ Friday, May 20Italian Day at Amica at Villa Da VinciWHEN: 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Amica at Villa Da Vinci, 7371 Martin Grove Road CONTACT: Angela Giusto, 905-264-9119 Ext.226, www.amica.ca, [email protected] COST: FreeCelebrate Italian day at Amica at Villa Da Vinci! Live entertainment, music & dancing with traditional Italian treats.

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❚ Sunday, May 29Toronto FC II vs. Wilmington Hammerheads FCWHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Ontario Soccer Center, 7601 Martin Grove Rd Vaughan, ON CONTACT: Anthony Cozzetto, 416-371-9398, , [email protected] COST: $10Toronto FC II Home Match

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Cheered on by more than a thousand schoolchildren who bashed thunder sticks and chanted “TFC”, Toronto FC II snapped a three-game losing streak with a 1-0 win over Rich-mond Kickers in United Soccer League action yesterday after-noon.

The special school day game started at 11:30 a.m. at the Ontar-io Soccer Centre in Vaughan and drew a season high crowd of 1,222 in plus- 20C weather.

Substitute Sal Bernal, who came on midway through the second half scored the game’s only goal with just 15 minutes to play on a low drive from the top of the box that beat Kickers keeper Matt Turner. It was one of the few shots of the game for the home side.

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he was pleased to get the three points and win for the first time at home in four tries this sea-son.

“It was huge for our confi-dence. We worked really really hard. Sometimes 1-0 victories are the sweetest because you end up suffering throughout the whole game. To get over that finish line was a great feeling,” Bent said.

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kids was appreciated. “It was definitely interesting

to see that many school kids and to kick off at 11:30. Hopefully we gave a good account of ourselves and they will be back.”

Woodbridge native Luca Uccello started in midfield for TFC II after coming on in the past two games as a sub and missing the beginning of the season with an injury. He played an hour before being subbed off.

“It’s good to be back after missing the start of the season. I’m just happy we got the win today for our fans and hopefully more to come,” he said.

TFC II now heads on the road for three straight games to Charlotte, Pittsburgh and Har-risburg before returning to the Soccer Centre for a Sunday, May 29 match with the Wilmington Hammerheads. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

TFC II ends home drought with win over Richmond

Staff photos/Nick Iwanyshyn

Left, Toronto FC II midfielder Sal Bernal celebrates a second half goal during USL action at the Ontario Soccer Centre yesterday. The goal would stand up as the winner.

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If Canada only has two seasons, winter and con-struction, then Happy Traffic Jam Time!

Road work will be tak-ing place across York Region this year, accord-ing to a recent presenta-tion by Salim Alibhai, the region’s director of capital planning and delivery in the transportation servic-es department.

The presentation only dealt with regional proj-ects and did not include any construction also tak-ing place on local roads or provincial highways.

Commuters better brace themselves for a whole lot of traffic woes, regional councillors warned.

“We’re going to be under construction this year, the whole of York Region,” Markham Coun-cillor Jack Heath said.

The region is invest-ing $2.4 billion on capital road, transit, bridges and intersection projects over 10 years to address the transportation needs of the growing region, trans-portation commissioner Daniel Kostopoulos said.

“Transportation con-tinues to be the top issue for our residents and this council has shown a lot of leadership and support in approving more funding for transportation capital improvements and capac-ity increases in the net-work than in any other term of council,” he said.

Of the 10-year, $2.4-billion transportation capital budget, the region is spending $700 million on transit buses, garages and terminals, not includ-ing funding spent on bus rapidways on Yonge Street, Davis Drive and Hwy. 7, Alibhai said.

The other $1.7 billion is earmarked for roads, bridges, intersections, illumination, mainte-nance yards and technol-ogy.

This year, the region will invest $112 million in new roads to accommo-date the region’s growth, Alibhai said.

York’s current popula-tion of almost 1.2 million will increase to almost 1.8 million by 2041.

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The growth construc-tion plan will include continued work on seven ongoing major contracts and three new contracts, including the $69-million widening of 2nd Conces-sion/Main Street North between Bristol Road and Queensville Sideroad; the $30-million widening of Leslie Street from Welling-ton Street to Mulock Drive in Aurora; the $5.1-million roundabout at Keele Street and Lloydtown/Aurora Road; the $86-million wid-ening of Major Macken-zie Drive from Pine Valley to Hwy. 400 in Vaughan; the $40.9-million widen-ing and redevelopment of Hwy. 7 from Town Cen-tre Boulevard to Sciber-ras Road in Markham; the $32.7-million recon-nection of Bathurst Street from Green Lane to one kilometre north of Morn-ing Sideroad; the $37-mil-lion widening of Bayview Avenue from Elgin Mills Road to Stouffville Road and 19th Avenue from Linda Margaret Crescent to Bayview in Richmond Hill; the $50.9-million midblock crossing of Hwy. 404 north of Hwy. 7 in Markham; and the $50.2-million widening of St. John’s Sideroad from Bay-view to Hwy. 404, includ-ing a structural rehabilita-tion required by the Min-istry of Transportation at the highway.

LOCAL PROJECTS ON THE WAY IN VAUGHANDufferin Street Road Resurfacing from Kirby Road to south of King RoadConstruction Starts: May 2016 Construction Ends: July 2016Highway 27 CP Rail Bridge ReplacementBridge replacement 300 metres south of Rutherford RoadConstruction Starts: 2017Highway 50 at Gore RoadIntersection ImprovementsConstruction Starts: 2016Highway 7 – Interchange Way/Edgeley Boulevard to Bowes RoadVivaNext bus rapidway constructionConstruction: underwayExpected completion: 2016Highway 7 – Pine Valley Drive to Edgeley Boulevard and Bowes Road to Yonge StreetVivaNext bus rapidway constructionConstruction starts: 2015Expected completion: 2019Jane Street Intersection Improve-ments at Rutherford RoadEnvironmental Assessment StudyConstruction Starts: 2018Keele Street from Steeles Avenue to Highway 7Road widening from 4 to 6 lanes, including Transit-HOV lanesAssignment A: Construction Starts: Beyond 2025Assignment B: Construction Starts: 2017Bridge and Culvert Rehabilita-tion: Keele Street - 310 metres north of Teston RoadConstruction Starts: July 2016Construction Ends: October 2016Bridge and Culvert Rehabilita-tion: Major Mackenzie Drive Bridge - 480 metres east of Highway 400Construction Starts: July 2016Construction Ends: November 2016Bridge and Culvert Rehabilita-tion: Major Mackenzie Drive Bridge - 550 metres east of Highway 400Construction Starts: July 2016Construction Ends: November 2016Pine Valley Drive and Rutherford RoadNew traffic control signals at inter-sectionConstruction Starts: summer 2016Bridge and Culvert Rehabilita-tion: Dufferin Street - 1.4 km north of Rutherford RoadConstruction Starts: June 2015Construction Ends: May 2016

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morning drew the attention of office staff who called in fire and police personnel to check out the situation at the 180 Bass Pro Mills Dr. location.

“Vaughan Fire tested it and determined it was not hazardous. It was a piece

of mail that had suspicious residue on it. We seized it and the investigation is ongoing,” said Sgt. Andy Pattenden of York Regional Police.

There were no injuries as a result of the piece of mail.

❚ Suspcious package at Vaughan Service Canada location deemed harmless

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On April 30th, 2016 at the beautiful Copper Creek Golf Club, Cedar Centre (formerlyYork Region Abuse Program)held their annual Hand In Hand Gala.Thank you to all who attended this magical evening.

Thank you also to all of the many silent auction donors,we’re delighted to say there are too many to mention!You know who you are and we are honoured thatyou chose Cedar Centre as your charity of choice.

We are so grateful to those individuals who donated their time to make the night an amazing success! Our Emcee,Andria Case; event specialist, Sandra Liem;Auctioneer, Kevin Beswick; Special Guests, Rose Adams,Tim Johnston,Mirco Cabrias and Bryan Laviolette; the 2016 Gala Committee and last but certainly not

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