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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2014_06_12News Adver tiser / durhamregion.com / @newsdurham @newsdurham TODAY’S ONLINE VIDEO Durham agency must navigate complex family dynamics DURHAM -- As Durham’s diver- sity increases rapidly -- especially in the west-end communities of Ajax and Pickering -- experts say local agencies must become well-versed on forced mar- riage, and other complex issues facing the South Asian community. “People are in denial -- these things are happening in Durham Region. If it can happen in Toron- to and other communities, it can happen here,” said Esther Enyolu, executive director at the Wom- en’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham. FEATURENA THURS. 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About 200 people attended the ceremony, including represen- tatives from police forces across Ontario. “I look forward to leading these fine women and men as we face the changes of the future,” Chief Martin said. “The Durham Regional Police Service, together we will invent the future, a sus- tainable future.” Chief Martin is the seventh head constable for the Durham service and succeeds Mike Ewles, who retired after seven years as chief. See MARTIN page 9 Celebrate aboriginal culture in Pickering June 14 Jillian Follert jfollert@durhamregion.com PICKERING -- When Kim Wheat- ley first moved to Pickering, she was happy to discover its mul- ticultural make-up, but quickly saw that one culture in particular was missing. “There was no public presence for aboriginals,” says the local woman, whose background is Anishinaabe Ojibway. Ms. Wheatley was surprised to learn there were no formal aboriginal groups, no regular events celebrating aboriginal culture and no aboriginal gather- ing place. “We are the first inhabitants, we should be celebrated,” she says. Five years ago Ms. Wheatley set out to rectify the situation, orga- nizing an Aboriginal Celebration Day in Pickering Village. The first event was a small backyard gathering with a bud- get of about $200. It has grown every year since, attracting about 350 attendees in 2013. This year, organizers are hop- ing to draw even bigger crowds by hosting the event in Picker- ing’s Esplanade Park on June 14. 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With over 100 people in attendance, they described the event as “IMPRESSIVE!” Many benefited by a 4 year warranty at no extra cost with every PREMIUM Starkey hearing aid!PREMIUM means Wireless technology like never before! Hear in Quiet and Hear in Noise. You can even connect directly to your iPhone and iPad. Ourveryfirstbigeventon HearingIsBelieving tocelebrateMay,HearingAwarenessMonth, washeldin2011.Over100peopleattendedaswell.Accordingtooursources,wewerethevery firstclinicsintheworldtohostsuchanevent.Infact,ourapproachto HearingIsBelieving was “…unveiled in 22 countries from Japan to Italy, from Sao Paulo to Minneapolis!!!” June is now upon us, and June is Seniors’ Month. Having been celebrated in Ontario for morethan30years,itisatimetorecognizethemorethan1.5millionseniorsinourprovince, and to show appreciation for all that they do to enhance our lives and society. We are pleased to offer you the few remaining hearing devices that come with a 4th year warranty at no extra cost. Limited quantities of PREMIUM Starkey hearing aids are available until the end of June. Call one of our clinics today. Don’t miss out on this super ‘one-of-a kind’special offer! Written by Audiologist Renée Giroux and Hearing Instrument Specialist Brigitte Giroux Fishing trip was lure in cold case murder investigation Man faces trial in 1974 murder Jeff Mitchell jmitchell@durhmregion.com DURHAM -- Al Smith was feeling lucky for once. It was January of 2009 and for the first time in many months, something good had hap- pened. He’d entered a draw at the local mall, and won an ice fishing excursion to Lake Simcoe. The previous year had been a nightmare. In March of 2008, Mr. Smith was arrested for the 1974 murder of 22-year-old Beverly Smith, who was shot to death in her Rag- lan home. Durham police revisited the cold case in 2007 and took a long look at Mr. Smith, who until then had been a more or less peripheral character in the drama; it was Al and his wife Linda who called police after finding Bev’s body. Three major elements contributed to Mr. Smith being identified as a prime suspect: in July of 2007 he failed a polygraph test. Four months later a former friend told police that on the night of the murder, Dec. 9, 1974, Al went to the home of Bev Smith and her hus- band Doug to buy marijuana. And in early 2008, Al’s ex-wife Linda, who for decades had insisted Al was with her until the moment they discovered Bev lying on her kitchen floor, changed her story. She flat-out accused Al of the kill- ing. But Linda’s story was fraught with problems. It had evolved over time, after many sessions of intensive interrogation. A gun she said she’d seen Al bury after the killing couldn’t be found. At one point she confessed to the murder herself (she also failed a polygraph test). She was charged with obstructing police. The case against Al Smith unraveled. In July of 2008 the Crown withdrew the mur- der charge, citing no reasonable prospect of a conviction. By early 2009 Mr. Smith was in a deep funk, flat broke and living in the basement of his daughter’s house in Cobourg. He was known to shuffle around local streets, bumming smokes and change. He had no friends or hobbies, save for fishing. It was through fishing the police lured Al Smith. The contest at the local mall was a sham -- the prize was a way to establish contact with him. One cold morning in Feb- ruary 2009 Mr. Smith piled into a van with several other guys, every single one of them an undercover cop, and headed north. The lead undercover officer was Danny, who immediately hit it off with Al. They stayed in touch after the fishing trip and before long Danny had moved to Cobourg and was seeing Al regularly, fishing, help- ing with chores and driving him to appointments for his denture fit- tings. Soon Al was tagging along as Danny engaged in low-level criminal- ity, including selling and buying sto- len guns. The deals were all “plays”, involving undercover cops. In April of 2009, Al met Jack (Danny and Jack are veteran undercov- er cops from outside Durham Region; an ongoing publication ban prohibits report- ing of information that might identify them). Jack was on the scene to supply Danny with marijuana, and hinted he had lots of work for solid guys. Jack became a regular character in the police plays, assuming the role of an accom- plished criminal who brokered big-time drug deals. Jack called the shots. Danny and Al did his bidding and were paid in cash. In July of 2009 the plays reached a cre- scendo. In Act One, Jack had Danny and Al tail a guy to whom he’d just sold 40 pounds of pot. Danny stole the pot back at gunpoint. The boys fled from the scene in Danny’s truck, Al watching out the back window for the pretend drug dealer. Act Two was far darker: Jack roused Danny and Al in the middle of the night and had them drive out to Vaughan. In the back of his truck, bound in tarps, was the body of the dope dealer, killed in a confronta- tion with Jack. He ordered Danny and Al to dump the corpse. Act Three was a confrontation the police hoped would result in Mr. Smith confessing to the Bev Smith murder. At a cottage in the Kawarthas shortly after the body dump play, Jack confronted Al: You’ve got information that could send me to jail for a long time, he told him. I need something from your past. “I want that security,” Jack said. “I don’t want you ratting me out.” Mr. Smith told Jack that Bev was shot when he and another man went to the house to steal pot. Read the rest of the story @ durhamregion.com dURHaM -- This is a picture of Beverly Smith from her sister’s photo album. She was shot to death in her Raglan home in 1974. Justice du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 3 AP Tuesdays 11AM - 6PMJune 17th - October 14th Entrance 4, East Parking Lot Michael Deegan DD 134 Harwood Ave. S.,Ajax (In the Ajax Plaza in the corner by Home Hardware) DeeganDenture Clinic “A Family Business for Over 30 Years!” Complimentary Consultations House Calls available Full, partial & bps Dentures implant Dentures soFt liners same Day relines & repairs 905-683-6074 Girls Incorporated ® of Durham invites Mothers, (Aunts, Grandmothers) and girls (ages 9-16) to participate in a MIND + BODY WORKSHOP designed just for the two of you! This Mother Daughter Workshop will help ensure girls have the support they need to take charge of their own health. Mind + Body will help girls and young women to strive to be healthy, feel better about their bodies, develop and showcase their skills, and participate in activities that will build their self-confidence all while becoming strong leaders in our community. Date:Sunday, June 22, 2014 Location:McLean Community Centre Time:9:30 – 4:00pm Cost:$20.00 per couple Includes: light lunch and workshop materials Registration required Please contact Tracey McCannell Girls Incorporated ®of Durham (905) 428-8111 ext 22 or Email tmccannell@durham.girls-inc.org Mother Daughter Workshop Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold SM www.girlsinc-durham.org OPG vows improved transparency with Pickering PICKERING -- Officials from Ontario Power Gen- eration gave an annual update to Pickering council’s executive committee on June 9, promising improved transparency. The City of Pickering recently sent a letter to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, in response to a request by OPG to operate its Pickering nuclear plant until 2020. The letter called for all documents related to the safety case to be made public, an annual public meeting to report on the safety of the Pickering facility and a draft decommissioning plan by the end of 2015. OPG officials agreed to all the requests, noting how- ever that reports won’t be released if they contain security information or proprietary details. The public meeting is expected to coincide with the release of the CNSC’s annual report card on Canadian nuclear facilities. In reference to the decommissioning report, Coun- cillor Jennifer O’Connell asked whether there are examples of what other sites have done to achieve continued economic benefits. Kevin Powers, director of corporate affairs at OPG, said he didn’t have any examples off the top of his head. “By the time we come here next year for the annu- al update, we’ll have a much better idea of what those opportunities are,” he noted. du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 4 AP OntariO vOtes! 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The document, prepared by IndE- co Strategic Consulting, recommends that Pickering invest $640,700 over the next five years in order to achieve ener- gy savings of $1.5 million over the next decade. An annual budget of about $130,000 for energy-saving measures is recom- mended. Some examples include lighting retro- fits, replacing electric heaters with natu- ral gas, upgrading thermostats, ductless heat pumps, dual flush toilets and auto- matic controls for pools. The committee directed City staff to use the plan as a basis for future energy management decisions and budget sub- missions. du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 5 AP We Can Help! 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A crowd of dignitaries gathered at Region of Durham headquarters to sign a charter aimed at getting more low-income residents taking part in recreation pro- grams. “The prevalence of obesity in children is a big concern,” said Whitby Region- al Councillor Lorne Coe. “We need to be more robust in how we are communi- cating information about the help that is available.” Seventeen community partners signed the charter, including the Region of Dur- ham, local municipalities, the Abilities Centre, Grandview Children’s Centre and Canadian Tire JumpStart. Barriers to accessing recreation pro- grams include lack of money, lack of transportation and lack of awareness of subsidy or low-cost options such as parks and splash pads. Some local municipalities are already thinking outside the box. One example is summer playground pro- grams, which allow children to drop in to a local park for free programming on cer- tain days. “It’s a wonderful idea, instead of regu- lar camp this encourages friendship and physical activity at no cost,” Ms. Klein says. Municipalities and community part- ners will now review their current prac- tices and look at how to improve. Exam- ples might include expanded subsi- dy programs, simplifying the applica- tion process, or promoting free options such as trails. “Recreation leads to healthier commu- nities,” Ms. Klein says. “Research shows benefits from personal health, to quali- ty of life, to community building. It’s way beyond just getting your heart rate up.” We have a winner. 60 Table Games • 545 Slots greatblueheroncasino.com Port Perry, ON /GreatBlueHeronCasino /gbh_casino Must be 19 years of age or older. Valid government issued photo identification may be required. 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The projects were part of the City’s five- year accessibility plan, which covers the period from 2012 to 2016. Other highlights from 2013 include the training of more than 500 City staff, vol- unteers, council members and committee members on requirements of the Ontario Human Rights Code and Integrated Acces- sibility Standards, as well as creation of an accessibility co-ordinator position. ‘‘Recreation leads to healthier communities.’ Sarah Klein du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 6 AP ATTEND AN INFORMATION SESSION Thursday June 19, 2014 at 10 am COURSES START SEPTEMBER 2014 Striking a Balance with Stress Wednesday June 18 at 2:30 in t he V!VA plex . Lia Bandola, Program Manager from Seniors Empowering Seniors will be presenting “Striking a B alance with Stress”. Learn how to balance the sc ales of living a healt hier lifestyle by effectively managing your stress! Tours of our community will be available. Refreshments will be served. 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Mr. Bath has dedicated hours to find- ing the easiest way to help golf- ers improve their game, without changing what is natural about their existing swing. He is currently the consumer relations and mer- chandising manager at Bennett Golf Cars. Mr. McCutcheon is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and has been operating the family busi- nesses for 30 years. Bennett Golf Cars specializes in customizing and servicing golf carts and util- ity vehicles for leisure and indus- try. It delivers used golf carts, cus- tomized carts, utility vehicles and speciality carts, not only within the GTA but throughout Ontario and Canada. It rents out its cars and utility vehicles for all occasions. Join us as we will have a video for each day of the week. We will walk you through a guide to under- standing the use of golf cars, makes and models, benefits, the latest accessories and more. Video series breakdown: • Monday, June 16: Gas versus electric In this video, Mr. Bath discusses the benefits and pitfalls for both gas and electric golf cars. We have informa- tion on repairs and maintenance costs, battery life, accessories and more. • Tuesday, June 17: Bells and whistles Today’s video features a wide array of snazzy accessories. Do you need a windshield, back seat or utility box? Mr. Bath discusses your options. • Wednesday, June 18: Make and models Mr. McCutcheon discusses the two big name brands. Learn about the history, features, quality and customer service. • Thursday, June 19: Terrain In this video, Mr. McCutcheon has a stellar lineup of vehicles. Where will you be driving your golf car? Do you need a lifted vehicle to get over rough ter- rain? Stay tuned for a bumpy ride. • Friday, June 20: What to look out for Mr. McCutcheon discusses common problem areas to look for when purchasing a golf car, such as rust and battery condition. 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All content copyright Publication Sales Agreement #40052657 Editorial &&& Opinions Opinions Opinions du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 8 P email responses to newsroom@durhamregion.com e-mail letters to newsroom@durhamregion.com / max. 200 words / letter writers are obliged to back up statements with verifiable facts / please include your full first and last name, city of residence & daytime phone number / letters that do not appear in print may be published @ durhamregion.com PARA fundraising success a team effort in Pickering The heart of the Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Association’s patrol vessel is beating strongly and it’s a classic example of how residents, government and business can come together for a cause. Last Saturday, a Frenchman’s Bay Yacht Club crowd watched as the group’s boat was re-dedicated. It’s not a new vessel, but as PARA commodore Gary Endicott noted, “the engines are the heart of the boat” and so a re-dedication was entirely fitting since the boat now has two, new, healthy hearts. And the replacement of the two engines, which carried a price tag of $127,000, was made possible thanks to the combined efforts of Pickering and area residents, the City of Pickering, Veridian and Ontario Power Generation and a $35,000 Trillium Foundation grant. The PARA sounded an alarm last year about the need to replace the engines and if it wasn’t able to operate in Durham’s Lake Ontario waters this year it would have been much more than just a shame. And with the boating season just begin- ning in earnest, the timing of this great news couldn’t be better. For almost half a century, PARA volun- teers have been at the ready to help boat- ers in distress on Lake Ontario. Since 1967 they have come to the aid of close to 3,000 people in emergency situations, 260 of them life-threatening calls. Trouble on the water is trouble indeed, and whether a boat and its occupants need a simple tow on a calm day or are in a more serious situation in stormy condi- tions, the PARA team is there for them. Did we mention that the 45 PARA mem- bers are all volunteers? It’s astonishing to think of the time these people put in (more than 1,100 hours of service from May to October) and how committed they are to helping complete strangers. We’re thrilled the PARA boat is ready to assist anyone on or in the water this year. But we would be remiss if we didn’t note that the cost of running this important group is ongoing and we encourage you to make a donation, big or small, to support the efforts of these extraordinary volun- teers. Mr. Endicott noted that the fundraiser to replace the engines has been “an eye opener for us; we realized fundraising has to be an integral part of what we do.” Learn more at para-rescue.org. Finally, enjoy your time on the big water this summer, but do everything you can, before you leave the dock and while you’re boating, to ensure you don’t need the PARA to come to your assistance. Time for change in Pickering To the editor: ‘Can’t afford luxury of a second skate park’, letter to the editor, durhamregion. com, May 27, 2014. The letter writer, a pensioner, claims we cannot afford another skate park in Pickering for $200,000. I agree. Our municipal tax mill rate is 40 per cent higher than Uxbridge, our neighbouring municipality to the north. Worse than that, Pickering north of Hwy. 7 has 86 kilometres of municipal roads, six per cent of which are paved. Uxbridge Ward 1 (adjacent to Pickering) has 58 kilometres of municipal roads, 91 per cent of which are paved. This is a disgrace. It is time for a change. Gordon Duncan Claremont Second skate park needed in Pickering To the editor: `Re: ‘Plans for second skate park in Pickering stir controversy’, news, durham- region.com, May 14, 2014 and ‘Can’t afford luxury of a second skate park’, letter to the editor, durhamregion.com, May 27, 2014. I am blown away when I read people’s responses to skateboarding, a sport that is gaining in popularity across the nation. It’s ludicrous how people want to save a buck or two when it comes to taxes, but will encourage you to sign your kids up for a sport that can cost thousands of dollars. Isn’t that backwards? I think so. Telling your child that he or she cannot try out a new sport is like demanding that they become a doctor or lawyer, and giving no other choice in life. If a kid wants to try skateboarding out, they can get all the gear for less than what is costs to buy a few piec- es of hockey equipment. Nowhere to skate? Let them practise on the road. But wait, that’s illegal and unsafe. How about the local school? That would be tres- passing. If the City of Pickering builds a second skateboard park, it would not only give many kids a safe and contained area to try something new, but would allow them the chance to flourish, and perhaps become the next great skater like Tony Hawk -- we all know that name. It’s not an “organized sport” but putting the park in an area where it can be closely monitored (like a community centre) will help avoid any issues with drugs, graffiti, and other bad things associated with the old stereotype of skateboarding. It is bad judgment to make a decision based on old stereotypes: skateboarding is fun, social, and encourages creativity and athleticism. Denying kids the right to explore these things should be a crime, not the sport itself. Matt Richardson Pickering du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 9 P JOIN US. You are invited to the 16th Annual General Meeting of Members of the Rouge Valley Health System (RVHS).We will be meeting to carry out the following: Approval of minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting; Appointment of auditors; Election of Directors. To get copies of the minutes of the previous AGM,please do any of the following: Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering (580 Harwood Avenue South,Ajax) or Rouge Valley Centenary (2867 Ellesmere Road,Toronto); Download them at www.rougevalley.ca/agm2014;or Contact Christine Pember at 416-281-7293 or cpember@rougevalley.ca. ROUGE VALLEYHEALTHSYSTEM ANNUALGENERALMEETINGOFMEMBERS DATE: Tuesday,June 24,2014 TIME:4:15 p.m. LOC ATION: Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering,580 Harwood Avenue South,Ajax (Cafeteria,Ground floor) The best at what we do. 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I am confident that together, we can meet these challenges with- out compromising the safety and security of our communities or the health and wellbeing of our members,” he said. Regional Chairman Roger Anderson, who is also the chairman of the police services board, said the swearing-in ceremony “marks a very significant milestone in the 40th anni- versary of the Durham Regional Police. I’m proud, we are proud, of the outstanding suc- cesses they have had.” The ceremony was held on the day of the funeral for the three slain RCMP officers in Moncton. Flags at the Durham headquarters were at half-mast in honour of the officers, and the swearing-in ceremony began with a moment of silence. “It’s a sad day. We send our deepest condolences to the officers, their families, friends and to the citizens of Monc- ton,” Mr. Anderson said. Justice of the Peace Bob Boychyn did the swearing in of Chief Martin and at 1:19 p.m. Chief Martin took over from Chief Ewles. In his farewell address, Chief Ewles noted officers from several police departments were present. “It’s a difficult day for policing and I appreciate your presence.” Chief Ewles spent 32 years with the Dur- ham police. “I wanted a career that would push me to be my best and do my best,” he noted. “Being a police officer is the best job in the world.” Saying he “enjoyed every stage of my career,” Chief Ewles added he’s been asked what he’s most proud of in his time lead- ing the department. “I’m most proud of the people I have worked with. I’m proud to have served with them.” An emotional Chief Ewles had to stop speaking for a moment before he could add, “I’m most thankful and indebted to my family throughout my career. Now, it’s time for them.” Mr. Anderson noted over Chief Ewles’s seven years at the helm, “You made many personal sacrifices for your other family, the Durham Regional Police Service. “Thank you for your exceptional contribu- tion to our wellbeing.” Watch the video story @ durhamregion.com Martin steps up, Ewles steps down as Durham’s top cop MaRtIN from page 1 WhItBY -- Outgoing Durham police chief Mike Ewles gave an emotional speech during the change of command cer- emony at the Regional headquarters June 10. Sabrina Byrnes / Metroland “People can come get a taste of the food, the music, the culture and meet real aboriginal people,” Ms. Wheatley says. “We are a big part of Durham Region his- torically and in a contemporary sense.” The free, all-ages event will feature Metis hand drummers, Inuit throat sing- ers and big drum singing as well as chil- dren’s crafts, vendors and light refresh- ments -- including strawberries to cele- brate the Strawberry Moon in June. Durham has the highest percentage of aboriginal people in the GTA. The 2001 census numbers showed 4,201 aboriginal residents living in Dur- ham, a number that jumped to more than 6,500 in 2006. Aboriginal is a blanket term that includes Canada’s three recognized groups -- Inuit, First Nations and Metis. There is no data for 2011 because the long form census was eliminated, but experts estimate Durham’s aborigi- nal population now numbers about 10,000. “This segment of the population is under served,” reads a report on the Aboriginal Celebration Day. “Many people are in a low income bracket and have moved to urban centres seeking work and support, but too often at a cost of disconnecting from their culture and losing their identity.” Ms. Wheatley says many Canadians know very little aboriginal culture. “We have had 500 years of engage- ment, but there is still very little under- standing of who we are,” she says. “This event is a way for people to learn more -- and it’s going to be a lot of fun.” Aboriginal Celebration Day takes place from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 14 in Esplanade Park, next to City Hall in Pickering. Aboriginal celebration comes to Pickering this weekend aBORIGINaL from page 1 du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 10 AP In the summer months many dogs like to enjoy a quick dip in the lake,pond or even backyard pool.Swimming is a great calorie burner for both people and dogs,and espe- cially for our overweight patients swimming can be a great option to help with weight loss,while remaining easy on the joints.However,some dogs will get skin conditions after swimming due to moisture staying close to their skin in that summer heat.I recommend rinsing your dog post swim if they are swimming in more stagnant/still waters,and drying them as much as possible before letting them laze out on that deck or patio.It’s also important to keep ears dry or to use a drying ear cleaning solution after swimming. Ask the Vet:Can my dog goswimminginthesummer? Written by Dr.Hillar y Butler If you notice your dog scratching or biting itself excessively it’s important you see your vet in order to deal with skin infec- tions early before they get out of control. adopt a pet WHITBY -- Barney, a nine-year-old domes- tic short-haired orange tabby, likes hav- ing his chin scratched and rubbed. He is affectionate and is good with children and other cats. For more information, call 905-665-7430. Sabrina Byrnes / Metroland Birder book helps a worthy cause If you’re passionate about nature and under 18 years old, listen up. A chance might come your way for doing what you love -- getting out and exploring the great outdoors. If you’re keen and curious about nature no matter what your age, here’s another opportunity for learning -- a handy, full-colour photo guide to more than 300 intriguing birds you might come across right here in Durham Region. Here’s the scoop on both. Published this spring, The Birds of Thick- son’s Woods features all the birds, common and rare, so far seen in Durham’s best-known birding hotspot, the Thickson’s Woods Nature Reserve in Whitby, a mecca for migrants each spring and fall. Authors Phill Holder and Margaret Bain searched the records and put together an annotated checklist that makes for a fascinating read of local natural history, as well as an aid to identification, all in one easy-to-carry book. When the Holder family -- Phill, Sue and their young children, Matt and Kelly -- immi- grated to Canada from the UK in April 1982, the first place they went birding was Thick- son’s Woods. “I don’t remember how many ‘lifers’ we had, but from that day on, it was our favou- rite destination in spring,” Phill wrote in the book’s introduction. Already a skilled birder in Britain at eight years old, Matt eagerly absorbed all there was to know about birds of his new world, and grew up to be a brilliant ornithologist. Tragi- cally, he died, suddenly and far too young, in 2011. Phill and Sue thought long and hard about what would make a fitting memorial for their son. Encouraging other kids with a passion for nature seemed the best answer. Matt’s parents have dedicated The Birds of Thick- son’s Woods in his memory, paid for its pub- lication, and are pouring all proceeds from sales into the Matt Holder Environmental Education Fund, providing grants to help young people delve into the secrets and sur- prises that Thickson’s Woods Nature Reserve has yet to reveal. That’s where passionate under-18 year olds come in. If the thought of hanging out in Thickson’s Woods and looking at moths or monarchs vibrates your antennae -- or study- ing ants or amphibians, trees or toads, birds or beetles -- get in touch with the Holders. They are interested in helping kids set up and carry out relevant research, and in publishing the results, with a goal to building a library of knowledge about local species and ecosys- tems -- plus helping kids fall in love with the natural world, as Matt did. The rest of us can support this praiseworthy effort by purchasing The Birds of Thickson’s Woods, a handy help for identification of birds found anywhere in southern Ontario. Only $18, it makes a treasured souvenir for visitors to Durham and a great gift for anyone inter- ested in nature. For your copy, and for infor- mation on grants, contact Phill at hawkowl@ bell.net. Other nature queries: mcarney@interlinks. net or 905-725-2116. -- Durham outdoors writer Margaret Car- ney has more than 3,000 species on her life list of birds, seen in far-flung corners of the planet. Margaret Carney The Great Outdoors See a video of Barney on Facebook Kristen’s Kritters Kristen Calis Reporter / kcalis@durhamregion.com / 905-579-4400 #2240 facebook.com/NewsDurhamKristensKritters Watch for ticks in Durham DURHAM -- My parents’ dog was just diag- nosed with Lyme disease this week after a routine blood test. Ginger had a tick in November, but since it was removed by a vet right away, there’s no way to tell for sure if that’s when she contract- ed it. Since Ginger hasn’t left Ajax in years, we’re positive it came from the backyard or she got it on a walk around the neighbourhood. Since she’s particularly fluffy, it’s hard to spot a tick. Apparently Lyme disease, which comes from a deer tick, is less severe for dogs than it is for humans, but of course nobody wants their dog to have a disease of any sort. Ginger has been on a popular tick repellent for as long as my parents can remember, but unfortunately, it wasn’t effective in this case. Since ticks, which kind of look like seeds, are good hiders, it’s important to check pets when they come in from outdoors. They like crevices, so check behind and in your dog’s ears, and throughout their fur. Avoid long grass, shrubs and wooded areas, particularly in the spring and fall. For- ests where deer are known to live are particu- larly bad. When walking, try to keep your dog on the path and don’t brush against vegeta- tion. It’s rare for cats to get Lyme disease, but it’s possible. I was pleased to read the following infor- mation from my parents’ vet: “Lyme disease in the dog is an infection for which over 90 per cent of infected dogs will never get sick and the five to 10 per cent that do get sick can be easily treated with a safe inexpensive course of antibiotics,” according to an article written by Wendy C. Brooks, the educational director at VeterinaryPartner.com. Glomerular disease, a kidney disease, is a rare possibility for some dogs infected with Lyme disease. Ginger had a urine test and thankfully her tests came back negative for any kidney issues. To monitor the disease, my parents will have to get a urine sample from her every six months -- hopefully the biggest pain of the entire ordeal. Just because the tick control product my parents used didn’t work in Ginger’s case, I still think it’s important that people use it on their pets. But remember that there are prod- ucts made specifically for dogs and specifi- cally for cats -- they should not be used on both. Vaccines are available for Lyme disease, but it’s something that has been greatly debated. Information on how to remove a tick can be found online, but it’s best to take a pet with a tick to a vet for removal. It’s important to get the entire tick out, which can be a diffi- cult task. Ticks can cause Lyme disease and severe illness in humans. Visit lymesavers.ca for information. Be mindful of wildlife The Ontario Provincial Police reports that 10,000 drivers are involved in wildlife collisions each year, some deadly and many causing serious injury. Motorists driving in rural areas should be extra cautious as wildlife becomes more active in spring and fall. The OPP recommends: • Scanning the road ahead from shoulder to shoulder. Moose, elk and deer are particu- larly active in the spring at dawn and dusk. With deer, if you spot one, there are usually others nearby. • Watch your speed and be careful when driving at night. • Brake firmly if an animal is standing on or crossing the road, stopping if necessary. Swerving may result in loss of control and a more serious collision. 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One such person is Theeban Nanthaku- mar ,of Oshawa, whose wife gave birth to three daughters between 2010 and 2013 at Centenary. Mr. Nanthakumar said he continues to receive calls from the companies and has saved the numbers on his cellphone con- tact list so he knows not to answer when the phone rings. “They say, ‘Do you have children? Do you want an RESP?’” Mr. Nanthakumar said. The hospital sent letters to patients explaining the privacy breach. “We’ve apologized and informed as many patients as we could,” Mr. Brazeau said. “It’s something that should not have occurred.” Rouge Valley management learned of the privacy breach in October 2013, when one of the employees involved in the scheme voluntarily came clean, Mr. Brazeau noted. Three months later, the hospital real- ized there was a second leak after some- one noticed patient records left on a print- er, sparking a second investigation. The hospital uncovered a second employee involved in March 2014. 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Pickering residents worried about dead fish at Frenchman’s Bay Experts say water temperature changes to blame Jillian Follert jfollert@durhamregion.com PICKERING -- Dead fish floating in French- man’s Bay and littering the shoreline are prompting questions and concern from local residents. Metroland Media Group has received calls and e-mail from members of the public who want to know why scores of tiny silver fish are suddenly meeting an untimely end. “It’s alarming to suddenly see them all floating there, dead,” says resident Paul Elliott, who walks his dog by the bay several times a week. “It makes you wonder if some- thing is wrong, or is this just nature?” Beatriz Arrosa, a Pickering resident who frequently goes for walks along the bay, was also upset by the sight. “Some were dead, some were visibly strug- gling and dying. It was horrible,” she says. While it may be unsightly, local experts say it’s not unusual for alewife fish to die off en masse at this time of year, and doesn’t signal any environmental problems at the bay. “It’s a natural thing that happens almost every year. Some years are worse than oth- ers,” says Gord MacPherson of the Toronto Region Conservation Authority. He explains that after a cold winter, fish are attracted to bands of warmer water along the edge of the bay. They get accustomed to the warmer tem- perature -- then get a shock when winds pick up and the temperature suddenly drops. “The fish can’t adjust that quickly,” Mr. MacPherson notes. He says the fish circle the surface and are picked off by seagulls, or die from the water temperature. Even though it looks like a lot of dead fish, Mr. MacPherson says only a small percent- age are affected. 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If it can happen in Toronto and other communities, it can happen here,” said Esther Enyo- lu, executive director at the Women’s Multicultural Resource and Counselling Centre of Durham. Ms. Enyolu says service providers need to understand the issues such as class, caste, religion, family values and family structure if they hope to provide meaningful help. “One of the biggest differ- ences is the extended fam- ily system; most South Asian families have in-laws, sisters, brothers all living together. Most of the time when women have problems, it’s not because of the husband, it’s because of his family,” she says. “Even if (a woman) doesn’t live with extended family, the family still plays a big role in her relationship.” According to Statistics Canada’s 2011 National Household Survey, 5.7 per cent of Durham’s popula- tion is South Asian. The term “South Asian” is generally understood to encompass Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka with some groups also including Afghanistan and Iran in the definition. “Family violence is not unique to South Asian com- munity,” stressed Dr. Naila Butt, executive director at Social Services Network, a non-profit organization for South Asians in the GTA. However, she says, “There are certain challenges and systemic barriers that need to be addressed.” Social Services Network recently hosted the fourth annual Impact of Family Violence Conference: A South Asian Perspective conference at UOIT in Oshawa. Hundreds of stakeholders -- including police officers, politicians and social service providers -- gathered for two days to discuss everything from forced marriage and femicide, to elder abuse and the experience of LGBTQ South Asians. “This all started when we realized there were calls to police from these communities, but when they went to the calls, the people were silent,” Dr. Butt explains. “Service providers do not have the understanding of the family dynamics.” For example, she says South Asian women may be less open to the idea of divorce or separation from an abusive partner, while different parenting styles often see South Asian youth live in the family home until marriage with significant parental involvement in their lives. Durham Regional Police officers received training at the conference to help “develop cultural competency.” Detective Debb Anderton says domestic violence and elder abuse are major priorities for the police, and ensuring investigations unfold smoothly is crucial. “For example, in some cultures a male police officer shouldn’t be alone in a room with a female. These are the kinds of things that can impact a whole investiga- tion,” she notes. “How police speak to people, how they interact is very important.” Rameen, a Pickering woman who faced the threat of forced marriage, says this is exactly why she didn’t go to the police -- or any local community agency -- when she was facing a crisis at home. “I felt like they wouldn’t understand how things are in my culture,” she says. “They might say, ‘if you don’t want to marry this person, you don’t have to.’ But it’s not that easy.” The conferences are part of a five-year initiative aimed at creating policy recommendations to reduce family violence in the South Asian community. Recommendations from the 2013 conference include working with the federal government to address chang- es to immigration legislation that keep sponsored immigrants -- particularly women and older adults -- in abusive situations, and implementing training for service providers so they can better support sponsored residents in abusive situations. Family Violence OSHAWA -- Deepa Mattoo, acting executive director for South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario, gave a presentation on forced marriages in Canada during the Impact of Family Violence Conference: A South Asian Perspective at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. 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DAYCAM P ages 5-12 Vacation Bible School 2014 RegisteR online: www.melvillechurch.ca Melville Presbyterian Church 70 old Kingston Road 416-283-3703 Workshop of Wonders August 11 – 15th 8:55am – 12:00pm for a week of Jungle Safari Vacation Bible School from August 11-15. Visit www.vacationbibleschool.com/hebroncrc for more information or to register! Come join us at Hebron CHristian reformed CHurCH Can we talk...newsdurham Join the conversation du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 23 APWhat’s On Mike Ruta Entertainment Editor / mruta@durhamregion.com / 905-579-4400 #2243 Ajax is Durham Region’s house of blues this weekend Live music, workshops and more at Annandale Last week we chatted with Donnie Walsh of Downchild, the OG of the Great White Blues. Walsh and his brother Hock brought out the blues in Canada and the band has been bringing it for 40 years. Their influ- ence can be heard in the work of many of the acts on the bill of the Durham West Blues Fest, which Downchild is headlining this weekend. Here’s a look at some of the other kats playing the DWBF. Mark Bird Stafford is hosting the Junior Blues Jam on June 14. This is open to the young folk ages eight to 18. Bird himself was only a kid when Hock Walsh spotted him on the harp at a jam. With the blues brother’s encouragement, Bird formed the Polaroid Blues Band, then joined the Sly Dogs. When he swings on the harp it’s awful difficult to keep the feet still. Like Downchild, Bird plays blues designed to drive away the blues. Another harp player on the lineup also jammed with Hock Walsh, although I’m told calling Carlos del Junco a harp player is like saying Hendrix was a guitar player. If harmonica was a country Carlos would be head of state. He is hosting a harmoni- ca workshop at 4 p.m. on Saturday and that is one great opportunity to sit in with one the world’s best players. Circle that on the schedule. Fathead is closing out Friday night. Win- ners of multiple Maple Blues and Juno awards, Fathead is Bucky Berger on drums, Papa John King on guitar, Bob Tunnoch on bass, Al Jerman on harp and saxophone and vocalist John Mays. Together they form an all-star lineup. They have devel- oped a unique R and B sound that blends in gospel and soul and their smooth blues is most definitely a crowd pleaser. Even the late great Levon Helms gave them his seal of approval. Come Friday night you’ll be singing along with them on “I don’t want to leave the party, it’s too much fun in here.” Jack de Keyzer has been a fixture on the Canadian blues scene for three decades and more. The Clarington resident (by way of Whitby) needs no introduction around here but just in case you’ve been listening only to the rock and not the roll, Jack could line his walls with his awards. He has fans in Bob Dylan and the late Jeff Healey. He’s given lessons to Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s son and now it’s your turn as he hosts a workshop, too, noon Saturday. The organizers have considered the Blues from all angles for this first festi- val. Everything from the art project to the world-class performers and the workshops offer opportunities to enjoy the experience in many ways. Even the history of the Blues in Canada has been brought into the expe- rience. On Sunday there is a tribute to the Underground Railroad, which brought the blues north along with the many, many escaping racist persecution. Diana Braith- waite and Chris Whiteley will present a history of the Railroad through song and slides at noon and, afterwards at 1:30 p.m., they will present a Gospel Blues Show. So go west young man, old man, woman, child and leave the blues behind. Check out www.durhamwestbluesfest. com. William McGuirk is a freelance writer and longtime Oshawa resident. He can be contacted at wmacg@yahoo.com. Will McGuirk Scene & Heard Jammin’ in the Village AJAX -- Shades of Night performed dur- ing the fourth annual Pickering Village Jam Fest. The three-day festival of jazz, art and music featured performers and vendors selling their goods. Ryan Pfeiffer / Metroland Ajax Community Theatre elects new board positions AJAX -- Ajax residents can help elect new key members of Ajax Community Theatre. At the theatre’s annual general meeting a vote is being taken for the board positions of president, secretary, treasurer, funding co-ordinator, box office/front of house co- ordinator and publicity manager. Residents interested in running or nom- inating someone for any of these positions can submit a nomination form before or at the meeting. The meeting is on June 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Admiral’s Room of the Ajax Commu- nity Centre, 75 Centennial Dr. For more information e-mail info@ajax- communitytheatre.com. Choir singing for Whitby food bank WHITBY -- Durham’s Shout Sister! choir is performing for Whitby residents at a fund- raiser to support the Westminster United Church Food Bank. Shout Sister! will sing songs from a variety of genres, including pop, Motown, folk, country and blues. The performance is on June 19 at Westminster United Church, 1850 Ross- land Rd. E., Whitby. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the event starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10, and children under eight years old get in free. Tickets can be purchased from choir members, or at the door on the night of the event. The Westminster United Church Food Bank provides emergency non-perishable food for families in need. Food and cash donations are accepted at the church at any time. For more information, contact Nancy Grieg at 613-453-6570, or manager@ shoutsisterchoir.ca. Durham residents perform at Toronto music festival DURHAM -- Matthew Bailey, who grew up in Port Perry, is among the Durham resi- dents performing at the national music fes- tival, NXNE, in Toronto from June 13 to 22. Bailey is a guitar player and vocalist in the alternative band Animal Parts. Animal Parts is playing at NXNE on June 20 at 1 a.m. at The Cameron House, 408 Queen St. W. Other Durham residents at the festi- val include The Marvelous Beahunks from Oshawa, who will play June 20 at 1 a.m. at Rancho Relaxo, 300 College St. Kyle Ste- phens from Pickering is also performing, June 21 at 1 a.m. at Free Times Cafe, 320 College St. Festival-goers can buy admission at the door for $10 and up, or can purchase full festival wristband passes at nxne.com/tick- ets. du r h a m r e g i o n . c o m Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r • Ju n e 1 2 , 2 0 1 4 24 P Sports Brad Kelly Sports Editor / bkelly@durhamregion.com / 905-579-4400 #2254 Athletes to paddle, ride and run in Moraine Adventure Relay Brad Kelly bkelly@durhamregion.com DURHAM -- A total of 32 teams will be canoeing, biking and running their way through the Durham Region on Saturday as part of the eighth annual Moraine Adven- ture Relay. Pegged as one of the largest events in Can- ada, it will feature more than 400 competi- tors navigating their way through 160km of the Oak Ridges Moraine trail, beginning with a canoe start in Cobourg, followed by trail rides and runs with key checkpoints in Clarington, Oshawa and Uxbridge. One of the teams entered, Durham Divas, is captained by Stacey Kitchen, who became aware of the challenge after her fiance com- peted the past couple of years. As the name of the Whitby team suggests, it is comprised of women. “None of us on the team have ever done it before,” she says. “All my friends and I are athletic, but as you get older, you set less goals, you put yourself last. We just decid- ed to set ourselves some personal achieve- ment goals. “We’re not competitive. We’re not looking to place anywhere but last. Each of us just want to finish our own leg and support each other.” Kitchen’s leg of the race will include an 18km bike ride that will start in Bewdley. Trevor Coughlan, who heads up the Dirt Squirrels co-ed team out of Ajax, will be pulling double duty in the race. While teams are generally composed of 15, Coughlan’s group has nine or 10. He will paddle a canoe to start, then get aboard his mountain bike for a middle seg- ment of the race. “It’s just a fun event,” says Coughlan, who has joined a mix of friends to participate in the event the past three years. “It’s well organized. It’s a good challenge. “It can be a real difficult challenge if you only have a few people on your team. Or, it can be a relaxed, fun day, where everyone takes an individual stage. It’s a good atmo- sphere.” The day-long fundraiser begins just north of Cobourg at 8 a.m. and finishes in King City by 9:15 p.m. “Teams represent communities from Peel, York, Durham and Northumberland. It’s so exciting to see teams entered from conservation authorities, cyclist, hiking and running clubs, and corporations,” says co- chairman Brian Millage. Abdul-Rashid rips it up at OFSAA Pickering-based sprinter wins two gold medals, one silver Brian McNair bmcnair@durhamregion.com OSHAWA -- Sometimes you learn more about an athlete with how she handles defeat more so than victory, even if such instances are extremely rare. That would certainly be the case with Oshawa’s Mariam Abdul-Rashid, who’s near-impeccable track-and-field career at Eastdale Collegiate has seen her win eight individual gold medals at the Ontario Federation of School Athlet- ic Associations championships in three years. The lone blemish, if you can call it that, would be the silver medal she won in the 200-metre sprint last week in Mississau- ga, site of this year’s OFSAA meet. “It’s not the colour (of the medal) that bugs me, but I’m pretty disturbed with myself that I didn’t execute the way I wanted to,” said Abdul-Rashid, who fin- ished a mere .24 of a second behind Mis- sissauga’s Maya Genard. “If I had exe- cuted exactly the way I knew I could’ve or should’ve and I got silver or bronze or didn’t medal, I’d be content, but it’s the not knowing, and it’s driving me crazy.” The good news is the 16-year-old ath- lete has another year to make amends, and seemingly has the perfect blend of talent and drive to make it happen. Remarkably, Abdul-Rashid’s two- gold, one-silver performance last week came despite the fact she is in Grade 11, extremely rare considering the top senior athletes are typically in Grade 12. More amazing yet, her two gold medals came in the hurdles, which she decided only this year to focus on after sweep- ing the 100m, 200m and 400m running events the previous two years. To top it all off, her 400m hurdles time of 58.38 broke the 19-year-old OFSAA record of Nadia Schmiedt. “I hadn’t touched down in the hur- dles at a big meet for awhile, so I figured OFSAA would be a good time to test it out and see what’s up and it worked out,” said Abdul-Rashid, explaining that ath- letes can compete only in a maximum of three individual events and one relay. “I wasn’t expecting the record at all. I’m happy that it happened because we have five big meets coming up this summer and that time is looking good right now.” The big meet she is eying this year is the world junior championships in July, and she figured the hurdles would be the most likely event to propel her there. Beyond that, she’s hoping for a return to the top of the podium in three events at OFSAA next year, and has her sights set on the 100m hurdles record that was set by Pickering’s Perdita Felicien in 1998. “I looked up to her always, so just knowing that I’m at where she was at would be crazy,” she said of Felicien, a 10-time national champion and 2003 world champion in the 100m hurdles. A member of the Speed Academy in Pickering, where she’s coached by Tony Sharpe and Patrick Russell, Abdul- Rashid has ambitious goals beyond high school as well. She would like to land a scholarship to the United States and ulti- mately follow in Felicien’s footsteps and reach the Olympics. “First, get to university, pick a good school, and the Olympics definitely,” she said of her plans, while admitting she hasn’t thought too much about where she’d like to go to school yet. “Some- where hot, all year round, and that’s basi- cally all I’ve got right now.” Pickering Figure Skating Club sends 18 to U.S. PICKERING -- The Pickering Skating Club sent 18 members to represent Canada at the annual Spring Skate Festival in Cheek- towaga, New York. The festival is a major skating compe- tition in the United States celebrating its 25th year in operation and attracted top skaters from across North America. The team consisted of 10 senior and eight intermediate STARSkaters. Senior skat- ers included Faith Lewis, Holly Branigan, Cassie Nielson, Amy Wu, Brayden Hock- ley, Christina Hazell, Arline Killam, Emily Weightman, Ashley Hamburger and Riley Sawyer. Intermediate skaters included Sara Currie, Phoebe Gatsis, Caitlain Ball, Madi- son McKay, Stephanie Hintermeister, Lau- ren Balke, Madelyn Jones and Brooke Far- rell. The team was coached by Lisa Taylor- Farrell, Cheryl Hockley and Linda Donnel- ly. AJAX -- Eighteen Skate Canada Pickering Skate Club members represented Canada in the annual Spring Skate Festival in Cheektowaga, New York. Ryan Pfeiffer / Metroland OSHAWA -- Mariam Abdul-Rashid, who trains in Pickering with The Speed Academy, won two gold, one silver and set one record in the senior division at the OFSAA track-and-field championships. 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