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A.J. Kleiman of the Advisory Committee on Accessibility led the way handing out Canada 150 flags to the crowd at the Markham Canada Day parade on McCowan Road.
CELEBRATING CANADA 150 Markham put on a big party for our country’s 150th birthday. See more photos on page 3
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Sunset Glow Activity Centre members (above) keep smiling as they walk in the rain; Sandy Ting and William Yue (below, left) are all decked out for the wet weather; a mountie (below, centre) was very popular with the crowd and well protected by a York Regional Police auxiliary officer and; flag lady May Hung (bottom, right) shows her love for Canada at the Markham Canada Day parade on McCowan Road.
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COUNCIL Markham Council, Standing Committee and several Advisory and Sub-Committee meetings take place at the Markham Civic Centre and are open to the public.
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l Thursday, July 6 Thursday Nights at the Bandstand WHEN: 7:30 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Unionville Millennium Bandstand, Corner of Fred Varley Drive and Main Street, Markham CONTACT: 647-300-4891 Summer concert series l Friday, July 7 Language Cafe - Friday WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m WHERE: The Bridge Church, 5440 16th Ave., Markham CONTACT: Radhika Chellaiah, 905-2946716, info@newtomarkham.com, http://newtomarkham.com/ language-cafes/ COST: These are informal drop-in opportunities where you can enjoy a beverage and snack while practicing English with fluent locals and other newcomers.
Blood Donor Clinic WHEN: 2:30 p.m - 6:30 p.m WHERE: The Church of St. Patrick, 5633 Hwy. 7 E., Markham CONTACT: 888-236-6283 Summer donors are needed to help hospital patients. l Saturday, July 8 Markham Farmers Market 2017 WHEN: 8:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m WHERE: Main Street Markham,
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Visit yorkregion.com/events to submit your own community events for online publishing. 132 Robinson St., Markham CONTACT: 905-472-2462 Freshness straight from the farm. A great place to shop, and live entertainment, too, starting at 10 a.m. New musicians this year. Come and see who is playing. Robot Chimes WHEN: 1:00 p.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Markham Museum, 9350 Markham Rd., Markham CONTACT: Lindsay Bontoft, 905-305-5970, museuminfo@markham.ca COST: $40 for Markham residents, $50 for non-Markham residents Transformers meets pottery. These cool ceramic robots can act as wind chimes or a mobile for your room. Barcode: 304349.Age: seven and older. Ward 2 Councillor Alan Ho’s Community BBQ WHEN: 5:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Frisby Park, 15 Murison Dr., Markham CONTACT: Alan Ho, 905-479-7760, alan.ho@markham.ca COST: Come out and meet your local Ward 2 councillor and fellow
residents. Entertainment and refreshments provided. l Sunday, July 9 Unionville Stiver Mill Farmers’ Market 2017 WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Stiver Mill, 9 Station Ln., Markham CONTACT: stivermillmarket@hotmail.com, http:// www.unionvillestivermillmarket.com COST: Stiver Mill Farmers’ Market in Unionville offers local fruits, veggies, meat, baked goods, crafts, entertainment and the market grill.
Concert Sunday Series hosted by MCB - North York Concert Band WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Millennium Bandstand, 146 Main St. Unionville, Markham CONTACT: 647-835-6850, marketing@mcband.ca, http:// www.mcband.ca/concerts/ COST: Thanks to the generous support ofthe City of Markham’s Celebrate Markham grant program, Markham Concert Band is again hosting local concert bands.
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PM writes letter to students who won national title TIM KELLY tkelly@yrmg.com Four students from Markham’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School became the first York Region school to win the York University Cup as Canada’s top programming team in the country. Not only that, but they received a letter from the son of their school’s namesake too. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sent Jason Yuen, William Wen, Nathan Lo and Kevan Pan, coached and supervised by teacher Jordan Cohen, a personal letter congratulating them for solving four complex programming problems in under three hours. "Your success is not only a reflection of your hard work and programming skill, but is also illustrative of your dedication to team
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau High School students William Wen, Jason Yuen, Nathan Lo and Kevin Pan became the first team of York Region District School Board students in 33 years to win the York University Cup, and has been named the top programming team in the country. They received a letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulating them for the win. work," said Prime Minister Trudeau in his letters to the students. "It is truly inspiring to see what can be achieved when a group of talented young people come together and collaborate on a common passion." "Our students from
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The last place in the world you ever want to see a loved one is in the hospital. Nobody likes being there, but we’re ever so grateful we have use of them. We all would hope a hospital stay would be short, that what ails you would be fixed, that you would be on the mend and on your way with nothing but positive thoughts about your care. But that’s not always the outcome. Some patients leave hospital with less than stellar reviews of the care they received. That’s why the patient ombudsman role was created by the provincial government in Dec. 2015. Christine Elliott earned the job so she would act as a bridge, connecting and working with patients, caregivers and health-sector organizations to improve care and the patient experience. It would also help bring the patient voice to the attention of public policy and decision-makers. To say Elliott is busy would be an understatement. To date, her office has received nearly 1,500 complaints from various geographic locations and across each of the different health sectors. Elliott said her staff strives to respond to each and every complaint. "By the time people come to our office, they’re pretty angry. "They’re frustrated; they feel as if nobody’s been listening to them, that they haven’t had an opportunity to tell their true story and they want to connect with someone who can help process their complaint." One of the biggest complaints Elliott’s come across is the inability to discharge patients into long-term care because there aren’t enough spaces. As the population ages, this problem will only become worse unless more long-term care homes come on stream. As part of Elliott’s mandate, it’s within her purview to investigate a health-sector organization and make recommendations. Elliott’s first report to the minister of health and long-term care will be released in September. We hope the provincial government takes Elliott’s recommendations seriously and acts upon them. Elliott was put into this critical role because she’s shown herself to be a tireless advocate for people. Given the number of complaints her office has dealt with so far, she’s been kept very busy. It will be in the province’s best interest that Elliott not remain this busy. The government has a duty to act on her recommendations, whatever they may be, and to fix what’s wrong. It will be interesting to hear what Elliott has to say in September, but also how the province responds to what she says.
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• LETTERS & COMMENTARY • Train schedule disappoints Re: All-day GO train service extended to Unionville on Stouffville line, June 7. I read with excitement the news about additional trains being added on the Stouffville GO line in both directions to and from Toronto, but today I took a look at what the schedule is going to look like and I’m very disappointed. Markham currently has a robust GO bus schedule, with buses going to and from Toronto very frequently throughout the day. Right now I can catch a GO bus at the Centennial stop approximately every 30 minutes and buses back from downtown run even more frequently. With the new "improvements" I will be able to catch
a bus at Centennial once an hour - and have to transfer to a train at Unionville. Needless to say I’m very disappointed that the one transit system that was efficient and convenient in Markham is now going to become as useless as the regional transit systems already in place. How anyone thought replacing frequent bus service with infrequent train service was an improvement I will never understand. Beth Sheridan Markham
York Downs plan irresponsible Re: Markham York Downs traffic crush coming when development done, June 14. It is ridiculous to rely on the possible future widen-
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ing of Kennedy Road to solve congestion issues that will come from the York Downs development. For my undergraduate thesis, I studied various solutions to traffic congestion. In theory and in practice, widening roads has never been a good solution to traffic congestion. It may be a short-term fix, but in the long term it just encourages more driving to the point where the road is congested once more. Widening the road is also not the best solution because it ruins the atmosphere for pedestrians. Wider roads make pedestrians feel less safe and the additional sound doesn’t make for a nice environment. It is good that the developers are acknowledging the impact on traffic, but they are passing off the responsibility for solving it to
the city. To me, it seems simple: either the development should be more sustainable in itself and somehow encourage less driving (possibly by creating a transitcentred design), OR this development should not occur at all. If it has been shown that the area cannot support the number of residents, then how is the city approving this? Residents are, and have been experiencing the effects of decades of irresponsible residential development, notably in terms of congestion. It is time to make smarter, sustainable decisions for the City of Markham. We should be building innovative, mixeduse developments that have minimal impacts on the environment. V. Rudiak Markham
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EAST COAST WEEK! BING CHERRIES
To celebrate the Maritimes, it only made sense that we feature produce from the West Coast, so we’ll have beautiful Bing Cherries from Washington State. These are the really amazing ones that we wait all year for. Dark in colour, unbelievably sweet, and jumbo in size, POUND (9.5 row). Featured at:
This week we’ll be exploring the flavours of our Maritime provinces, a place that I hold near and dear to my heart. From digging for taters in the red soils of P.E.I, to touring the vibrant houses of Lunenburg which punctuate its bleak beauty, to nearly freezing to death salmon fishing in the Miramichi. I have always enjoyed my visits to the East Coast and it's culinary offerings as well…
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Bruce Payton shows off the beaver sculpture he carved out of wood.
Toronto Maple Leafs beaver scores for ex-bartender TIM KELLY tkelly@yrmg.com Most people see a block of wood. Bruce Payton sees a beaver in a Maple Leafs jerseywearing a Blue Jays hat and holding a goalie stick. Say what? The 57-year-old former Duchess of Markham bartender, now a full-time woodcarver, makes his living turning pieces of wood into art. And his latest masterpiece is a doozy. Carved for the CEO of Weins Canada, who went to Japan to present it there, the wooden sculpture features the Leafs beaver decked out in all its finery. There’s a squirrel wearing a Raptors jersey too. The Markham resident didn’t know he had carving in him until he just began doing it one day a few years ago. "I had been bartending and after my mom passed away, I decided to do a Gandalf carving since she was a big Lord of the Rings fan," he said. It took him 80 hours using a chainsaw and other carving tools to make the beaver carving, which is made of white cedar. He said at 57, "I took a risk and followed my dreams." Payton is eager to take on clients who want a sculpture carved. You can reach him at brucepayton@gmail.com.
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This is our housemade Warm-Smoked Salmon (not to be confused with lox) that we make from our Jail Island Salmon, slow-smoked over oak until it’s cooked, so it flakes, rather than slices. We’ve made this for more than twenty years, and in some quarters we have become famous for it! You’ll find it at the deli, freshly made at least twice daily. The perfect condiment for it? Mix two parts mayo and one part honey mustard, stir in freshly-chopped dill – in fact we’ll have samplers when you come in and buy some this weekend. Reg. $6.99/100g OFF
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WILDCODFILLETS The fates and fortunes of the Maritimes have been inexorably entwined with the rise and subsequent collapse of the cod fishery. The industry that had been the backbone of Newfoundland’s economy for five hundred years of European settlement was put to a grinding halt in 1992 and overnight 30,000 people found themselves out of work. Fortunately, with strict regulations and diligent stewardship, cod populations have drastically rebounded and we are proud to offer sustainably-sourced fish. To enjoy this dense, sweet white-fleshed fish is not only a delicious treat but also to participate in an innately East Coast tradition. Reg. $19.99/lb OFF
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Beyond an abundance of seafood, perhaps the most iconic Maritime ingredient is the wild blueberry. Thus, it only seemed natural that we feature Evan’s fave Wild Blueberry Jam this weekend. These berries are actually sourced from North Ontario, but that’s besides the point. Evan and I both begin many of our days at the store with a bagel smothered in butter and this delicious jam. (On a separate note…I’m told we might have local wild blues this week…) Reg. $8.99/jar I must confess, I’ve never read Anne of Green Gables, however, I understand that her go-to drink is Raspberry Cordial. So we’ll have some beautiful Anne of Green Gables Raspberry Cordial this weekend. Reg. $2.99/bottle We’ll also have Covered Bridge Potato Chips in a variety of flavours. One of my vices in life is salt and vinegar chips and these are as good as it gets! Reg. $3.99/bag
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We’ll start with our (Atlantic) Ocean Salad where we mix ample amounts of uber sweet baby shrimp with basmati rice alongside baby spinach, diced bell peppers and onions in a light lemon aioli dressing. Reg. $2.49/100g Next up, we’ll have our New England Clam Chowder. A hearty East Coast classic. Ours is creamy and loaded with chopped clams, potatoes, carrots, celery and garlic all tied together with dry white wine. Reg. $10.99/900ml Next up we’ll have our Chicken Cordon Bleu. These are great for a dinner in a pinch. We stuff a chicken breast with our housemade black forest ham and a slice of Swiss and then bread it, fry it for a minute just to give it that crispy coating before finishing it in the oven. Reg. $5.49/100g Our salad dressing of the week is our ever-so-popular Asiago Caesar Dressing. This is Doreen’s recipe that we’ve been using for years and years. In fact, one of the first jobs I was given at the store was to be put in charge of making it, so it’s always held a dear place in my heart. Reg. $5.99/250 ml Our Chef’s salad for the weekend will be a Tuna Niçoise. Our famous tuna salad on a bed of frisée with hardboiled eggs, cherry tomatoes, potatoes, green beans and olives in a creamy, tangy dressing. Reg. $14.99 each
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This may sound like a strange thing to say, but one of my favourite things about the Maritimes is the late night pizza scene in Halifax. Greasy slices of pepperoni ‘za covered in the regional staple, “Donair Sauce", is a great way to end a night out. This week we’ll be making an East Coast Shrimp Pizza with baby shrimp, sautéed spinach and cherry EACH tomatoes, all over a dill béchamel sauce. Featured at:
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We’ll be making up one of my favourite sandwiches this week. We take our sliced Atlantic smoked salmon and layer it on sliced pumpernickel bread, schmeared in a dill cream cheese with sliced cucumber, spinach and a homemade red onion relish. As it’s fairly labour intensive, we usually only do this once a year but with that relish, it’s oh-so-freakinggood. Do yourself a EACH favour and grab one. Featured at: And of course…it wouldn’t be East Coast week without Fish and Chip Friday. We only use halibut, so you’re getting the very best, with housemade fries and tartar sauce as well.
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Bold prediction…it finally doesn’t rain this weekend and everyday is a lovely 27˚C without a cloud in the sky and everybody in Unionville picks up our amazingly delicious Moosehead Sausages and has the best weekend ever. But in all seriousness…pick these up this weekend, they’re a milder pork sausage that we make with fresh pork, some diced apple and that iconic East Coast beer, Moosehead. Best way to cook these (weather permitting…) is on the OFF grill. Reg. $5.99/lb
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Blueberry Cheesecakes – Shortbread crust, creamy cheesecake filling with fresh, whole blueberries and white chocolate chunks baked in, finished with white chocolate shavings and a heap of fresh blueberries held in place by a generous drizzle of melted white chocolate. Reg. $24.99, small only. Blueberry Pies – Our hand-pressed pastry shells filled to the brim with our own filling of fresh blueberries, sugar and a touch of orange zest – available in crumble or lattice top. We’ll be baking these fresh daily, or you can buy them unbaked in our freezer section. Reg. $12.99 each Blueberry Streusel Muffins - We are baking up a buttermilk muffin loaded with blueberries and topped with a brown sugar streusel crumble top. Think of these as personal coffee cakes. Reg. $2.59 each Blueberry Mousse Cups – This is a glutenfree option. We pipe a generous amount of homemade blueberry mousse into edible chocolate cups – garnished with fresh berries. Reg $6.99 each
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We’ll have not one, not two, but three items in our freezer section for sale this weekend for you to pick up and stock your freezer at your cottage. Local asparagus season has wrapped up, but you can still savor the flavour with our Cream of Asparagus Soup (Reg. $8.99/900ml) year-round. We’ll also have the large size of our Beef Bourguignon (Reg. $23.99/8x5 foil) and my personal favourite, our Mac and Cheese, OFF (Reg. $12.99/8x5 foil).
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These come from the mussel farms on the North Coast of P.E.I and are in 2 pound bags. I feel a lot of people don’t know how to handle mussels at home when they are in fact the easiest thing to cook and make for a fun appetizer when serving a crowd. Easy to cook up with your favourite red sauce or with white wine and garlic, but I start mine with taking one of our chorizo sausages out of its casing, sautéing its meat with onion and garlic before adding a cup of a dry white wine, the juice of half a lemon, some parsley and then adding the mussels and letting them steam in all that mouthwatering goodness. Pro-tip: be sure to get a crusty baguette to dip into all the OFF juices after. Reg. $7.99/2 pound bag
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WILLS AND ESTATES FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS The Wills Lawyer 1. Dad died and I am positive that my brother had borrowed money from him and never paid it back. How do I prove it? Is it deducted from his share? Proving that this debt is still outstanding may be difficult, especially if the matter has to go to court. Without hard proof, it will be your word against his. Hopefully, Dad kept a record of the money he lent him, supported by a promissory note or other evidence of debt. If there is evidence of the debt, the court might look to your brother to prove that he paid the money back to your Dad. Generally, debts owing by a beneficiary to the deceased have to be repaid or else they can be deducted from the share of the estate going to that beneficiary. Les Kotzer 2. I am co-executor of Dad’s estate with my uncle. leskotzer.com We cannot agree on what to do with the estate, and in the meantime, the estate assets are declining in value. What do I do? Executors must act together, unless the Will says otherwise. If there truly is a deadlock, you may each need your own lawyer. If the matter is incapable of being resolved and court proceedings are initiated by one or the other of you, the court may have to decide the matter. The court may order that one or both of you be removed and might even order that you or your uncle be replaced by a neutral person or financial institution. 3. My Mom appointed me and my brother as “joint and several” powers of attorney. I don’t trust my brother. How do I make sure that he can’t do something with Mom’s money behind my back? Being appointed “severally” means that each of the “attorneys” appointed in the Power of Attorney can act on his or her own without the consent of the other. It would be a good idea to notify the banks and request that they advise you of any transactions made by your brother. As an “attorney”, you are entitled to have information about the account. Writing to your brother suggesting mutual co-operation is also a good idea. With this documentation, you will be able to show the court that you were trying to be reasonable. 4. Aside from receiving a copy of my sister’s Will, I have not heard what’s happening with the estate. When is it appropriate for me to contact the executor to find out the status of the estate? You have the right to contact the executor at any time. As a beneficiary, you are entitled to know the status of the administration of the estate and your sister’s assets. However, you must be realistic in your expectations. As a rule of thumb, you would be acting reasonably if you asked for a status report every three months or so, unless there is a situation that clearly makes this estate a special case. 5. My Dad left a note to me that he wants me to get his house. Is that valid? If the note was entirely in your Dad’s handwriting, dated and signed by him, it may be valid as a “Holograph” Will. If it was not signed, it is not a valid will. 6. Mom left instructions in her Will that she wanted to be cremated. My brother is the executor and he refuses to cremate her. Can he do that? Funeral or burial directions in a Will are not binding on an executor. As a result, your brother will have the final say on how to deal with Mom’s burial. 7. I am 65 and my new husband is 83. His kids think that I am a gold digger. How do I protect myself from his children when he dies? You better be ready for a fight. Children who are upset at their parent’s subsequent marriage, and whose inheritance may be substantially diminished because of that marriage, will often attack the new spouse on as many fronts as they can. They might even attack the validity of the marriage itself. You should be arming yourself with as much evidence as you can find to confirm that your husband knew what he was doing, including getting a mental capacity assessment, if possible. Documenting your life together is also a good idea. Pictures, cards and other tangible evidence of your relationship may help you. Les is pleased to offer a free Will review for those who have a Will and are not sure if it is up to date. He also offers a free Will consultation, if you do not have a Will and are not sure where to start. To book an appointment with Les you can call his office at 905-881-1500. You can also email him for an appointment at les@leskotzer.com. For more information, please visit leskotzer.com or willappointment.com Les is the co-author of four books including “The Family War: Winning the Inheritance Battle”
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ENHANCEMENTS COMING SOON! To serve you better, York Region will be constructing new features: • Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Facilities The addition of household hazardous waste facilities will create a one-stop waste depot for York Region residents. • Weigh Scales and Weight-Based Fees Once construction is complete, weight-based fees of $100 per metric tonne (equivalent to $0.10/kilogram) will be introduced for garbage, mixed loads (garbage and recyclables), and high cost recyclables (wood, rubble, concrete and drywall.) A $10 minimum fee per load will apply.
Dedicated loads containing blue box recyclables, cardboard, metal and/or electronic waste will remain free of charge.
The Community Environmental Centres will be open during construction. Please expect delays. Visit york.ca/wastedepots or call 1-866-665-6752 for updated construction information. McCleary Court Community Environmental Centre 130 McCleary Court City of Vaughan
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The Transportation Ministry says the 11 p.m. GO train and the accompanying horn will continue.
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TIM KELLY tkelly@yrmg.com Markham council may have said no to an 11 p.m. GO Train but Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca said yes, and his vote counts far more. Del Duca made a statement in the wake of Markham council’s 12-0 vote to ask the province and Metrolinx to stop the 11 p.m. GO Train from coming through Markham until horns stop blowing next spring. Council voted on the issue Tuesday night deciding to send a letter to the province, Metrolinx and all Markham MPPs with its request today. "I know this (all-day GO Train service) is a big change for residents which can be disruptive at times and I can assure you that Metrolinx will do their very best to mitigate disruption. I also know residents are concerned with noise and we can tell you that Metrolinx is leading a number of proactive noise-mitigation initiatives," Del Duca said Wednesday afternoon in a statement. Del Duca said he also would work with his coun-
terpart in Ottawa, Transport Minister Marc Garneau to try to lessen the impact of train whistles. "In the meantime, we will continue to work closely with the City of Markham on train whistling through their exemption application to the Federal government," his statement concluded. Shanta Sundarason, who has led the group ’Stop the Horns’ to get whistlecessation in Markham, said about Del Duca’s position, "It’s unacceptable to expect the citizens of Markham to accept any more noise pollution than they had to accept before Monday (when the 11 p.m. train began." Several residents, Sundarason included, made brief presentations to council Tuesday night using recordings of train horns to make the point they don’t appreciate the sound waking them up after 11 p.m. "What is happening is unacceptable," said Ioulia Khadiyev of Markham, noting the trains run right by her home. "It is just sad... I have welcomed a new addition to my family and I don’t want to move. I don’t want to be forced to move.
There is no value in horns. Horns are not the solution. It is outdated. they have been terrorizing our hundred-plus houses for close to 28 years. We need the solution yesterday." Rosemary Lam, who said she has been in Canada the last 40 years, has been babysitting for her daughter’s five- and sixyear-old children and her son’s one-year-old. "The first time I stayed overnight, I almost fell out of bed because of the 5:30 a.m. horn. Now, 16 hours a day, every 15 minutes is too much to bear," she said. Lam said she was concerned about the thousands of children younger than 14 who she felt would be affected by train horns every day. "Enough time and money has been allocated to this issue... Why does it take so long to take action?" The City of Markham has planned to stop horns from blowing next spring at a cost of $6 million, with $4 million covered by the Region of York and $2 million by the city. Each municipality will pay to upgrade the crossings at roads within its jurisdiction.
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Gorgeous, Rarely Offered And Uniquely Designed Mattamy Towngate Model Located On Quiet Cul De Sac In Heart Of Stouffville. Over 2400 Sq.Ft Of Fully Loaded Space W/Lots Of Upgrades.9 Ft Ceiling & Maple Hardwood Floors On Main. Maple Staircases. Great Rm W/14 Ft Cathedral Ceiling & W/O To Balcony Over Looks Greenspace. Open Concept, Kitchen W/Stainless Appliances, Centre Island, Granite Countertops & Upgraded Cabinetry. Main Floor Laundry. Huge Master Bedroom With Glass Shower And Jetted Tub.
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Condo townhouse in a great location.Nice and bright with a western exposure off the back of the unit. Approx. 1195 sq.ft. plus a finished basement. Hardwood floors throughout and updated windows and doors. Quiet enclave of townhouses close to public transportation, schools, Markham Stouffville Hospital, Library, Shopping and Hwy 407. You’re going to enjoy the tranquility of this complex and yet, the convenient proximity to all the amenities. Asking $485,000
Perfect for those downsizing or first time buyers.All brick bungalow. Great curb appeal with front and back yard professionally landscaped. Approx. 1490 Sq.Ft. Large principal rooms and a great use of space. Hardwood floors in the bedrooms, living and dining rooms. Large kitchen includes stainless steel appliances.The unfurnished basement awaits your personal touch. Great neighbourhood with easy access to Hwy 407 and all the amenities. Asking $719,900
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ANDERSON, Donald Martin Passed away peacefully at home, on his own terms and surrounded by his family on Saturday, July 1, 2017. He was in his 81st year. He fought his battle with cancer the same way he lived - with courage, strength and dignity. Don was the devoted husband of Maris (MacPherson) for 54 years. Dearly loved father of Elizabeth and Bryan Todd, Michael and Marilena Anderson, Jane and Mark Alden, and Susie and Chris Leonard. Very proud Poppa of Kyle, Bailey and Mackenzie Todd; Lauren, Jack, Brett and Blake Anderson; Ryan, Tyler and Rachel Alden; Taya and Owen Leonard. Beloved brother of Marilyn Summerfeldt and brother-in-law of Jack MacPherson. Uncle of Donna, Greg, Gordon and Andrew. Predeceased by his parents Norm and Aileen Anderson and his grandson Justin Alden. Don was the founder of Don Anderson Haulage Limited and will always be remembered as a passionate, loyal and dedicated member of the trucking industry. Don started Anderson Haulage in 1960 with one truck. Over the next 55+ years his vision and leadership led him from the gravel industry to a company specializing in the movement of over-dimensional loads. Trucking was the love of his life. His employees and colleagues were like family. The continued support and dedication of his employees has been key to the company’s success over the years. In 2006, Don was awarded the Ontario Trucking Association Service to Industry Award, the highest honour bestowed on an executive member of the Ontario trucking industry. His unique character, genuine kindness and generosity will be greatly missed by all whose lives he touched. Don prided himself on being honest and fair to all those he encountered. A special thank you to Dr. Andrew Patterson and the many doctors, nurses and medical professionals who cared for Don during his illness. The family extends their gratitude to Dr. Alan Berger who treated Don’s macular degeneration for the past 12 years. In addition, we would like to thank Kevin, Helen, Stephanie, Dannie, Donna, John, Kathy and Melissa, for all their kindness and compassion in caring for Poppa this past year. Family will receive friends at DIXON GARLAND FUNERAL HOME, 166 Main Street N., Markham, on Thursday, July 6th from 2 to 9 p.m. and Friday, July 7th from 5 to 9 p.m. A Celebration of Don’s Life will be held on Saturday, July 8th at 11 a.m. at LE PARC BANQUET HALL, 8432 Leslie Street, Thornhill. A private interment will be held at the Stouffville Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Jennifer Ashleigh Children’s Charity or St. Michael’s Hospital Ophthalmology Department would be greatly appreciated. Both charities were very special to Don. Condolences can be made online at www.dixongarland.com “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.”
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DIVERS, Arthur Joseph July 21, 1947 - June 21, 2017 Passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after a brave 3.5 year long battle. Beloved husband to Lesley of 44 years and loving father of Michelle-Renee (Demitri). Art was predeceased by parents Rene and Cecile Divers. Brother to Paula (Jack), Lucien (Doreen), Diane (Garry) and Jackie (Sterling). Uncle to many cherished nieces and nephews. Born and raised in Laurier, Manitoba, Art never forgot his roots. He was an avid story teller, with a tale for everything, and relayed many memories of growing up on the family farm. Art graduated from the University of North Dakota in 1970 and joined the Canadian Wheat Board. In 1972 he joined Yamaha Canada Music and had a distinguished career until 2005. Upon retirement he obtained his Real Estate Licence and was one of the top producers in Canada with Royal LePage. Golf was his passion and he was a proud member of Emerald Hills Golf Club in Stouffville and The Club at Renaissance in Fort Myers. Donations made in Arthur’s memory to the B Strong Foundation would be greatly appreciated by Arthur’s family and may be made online at www.bstrong.ca or by cheque to the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation (memo: B Strong) mailed to 610 University Avenue, Toronto, ON M5G 2M9 Attn: Cindy Goelman. Memorial visitation will be held on Friday, July 7th from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Highland Funeral Home Markham Chapel, 10 Cachet Woods Court, Markham. A Celebration of Arthur’s Life will be held on Saturday, July 8th at 4 p.m. in the Chapel.
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CLARKE, Eileen Emma (nee McCoppen). Peacefully to be with the Lord on Sunday, July 2nd at Amica Swan Lake, Markham in her 92nd year. Beloved wife of the late Ernest Clarke. Dear Mother to Paul Clarke (Fran), Laureen Lucas, Wayne Clarke (Brigitte), and Melanie Bays (Gord). Loving Grandmother to Shannon Smith (Jim), Chris Clarke (Melissa), Kelly Kaliczynski (Peter), Carey DeJager (Paul), Dana Laurie and the late Dean Clarke. Great Grandmother to Emily, Grady, Grace, Tessa, Benson, Peyton, Holly, Clara, Samantha, Angela and Roger. Predeceased by her two brothers Jim (Kay) and George (Rhona). Eileen was born on December 19, 1925 to Mearl and Gerald McCoppen, and was loved by many Aunts, Uncles, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins and countless friends. Eileen loved spending her summers in Muskoka, and had many passions in life including gardening, baking, bowling, line dancing, and her gift of sharing laughter and joy with her smiling blue eyes. Visitation will take place at the DIXON GARLAND FUNERAL HOME, 166 Main St., N. Markham from 5-8 on Wednesday, July 5 and one hour prior to the service on Thursday, July 6 at 11am. Lunch reception to immediately follow service prior to Interment at Pine Hills Cemetery, Scarborough. Memorial Donations may be made in Eileen’s memory to Cystic Fibrosis, The Alzheimer’s Society of Canada, or the charity of your choice.
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DUNBAR, Vera Leonora (nee Bourne) Passed away on Tuesday, July 4, 2017, in her 91st year, in Mississauga Ontario. Predeceased by her loving husband Gerry Dunbar and her son Derek. Loving mother of Robert and Lenore Dunbar. Beloved grandmother of Jenna and Matthew Dunbar. Cherished great-grandmother of Charlie and Avery. Friends will be received at DIXON-GARLAND FUNERAL HOME, 166 Main St. N. (Markham Rd.), Markham on Saturday, July 8, 2017 from 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. A Funeral Service will proceed in the Chapel at 10:30 a.m. In lieu of flowers donations made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family. CARLE, Peter Passed away suddenly on Sunday, June 25, 2017 at the age of 66. Beloved uncle of David Carle (Gina Michaud) and Jean-Gabriel Carle (Abir Sakr), and grand uncle to Mia Carle. He will be sadly missed by Gizmo, his beloved parrot, and all his extended family and friends. A Celebration of his life will be held at Dixon-Garland Funeral Home, 166 Main Street N. (Markham Road), Markham on Saturday, July 8, 2017 from 1-4 p.m.
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