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Home My WebLink AboutNA2022_10_27THURSDAY OCTOBER 27, 2022 WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED WITH COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE OF THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS. YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR VOICE. YOUR VOTE. DURHAMREGION.COM/2022MUNICIPALELECTIONPrice matching, scrappingnon-essentials and seeking sales have become the norm for Dur-ham families in the midst of highinflation. "There isn't any room for 'wants' whatsoever," said Ajax resident Anastasia deVries. "Foranything that can be purchasedas an off brand, we have switched.And yes, all these pennies add up, but once you get to the checkoutand see your total, it feels like it isstill not enough." DeVries represents thousands of Durham Region parents who are doing what they can to copeas the price of necessities go upwhile inflation hovers aroundseven per cent. "It seems no matter how muchbudgeting and cutting costs wedo, it's not enough," said says. "It's very nerve-racking." More Canadians are buying frozen or canned vegetables tosave money, says AshfakuddinRubel, an associate teaching pro-fessor of economics at Ontario Tech University.And those living on a fixed in- DURHAM FAMILIES COPE WITH INFLATION See ‘TO’,page 6 KRISTEN CALIS KCalis@durhamregion.com Oshawa resident Sara Johnson is feeling the pinch of rising inflation and has made a number of changes to her family's situation to accommodate for higher prices. Susie Kockerscheidt/Metroland Thank youyouy Donald Frew &Sons Ltd.forforf providing the CornCornCor Stalks! 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We reserve the right toedit, condense or reject letters.Published letters will appear in printand/or online at durhamregion.com DeliveryFor all delivery inquiries, please call905-683-5117. come have to take moredrastic measures."They don't have anychoice other than to cut back even on meals," hesaid, adding actions suchas this will have an impact on the health-care systemas well.Parents are poring overcoupons and deals in an at- tempt to save money butkeep life as normal as theycan for their children."The sales dictate whatyou will buy that day," Ru-bel said.North Oshawa resident Sara Johnson can attest tothis."Our grocery bill is themost noticeable and close second is our transporta-tion," Johnson said of theimpact of inflation. She and her partner buymeat from a butcher andbulk buy and freeze food items that are on sale, andtry to limit added snack items if they can. "I tend to buy no-namebrands or multi-items tosave what we can cost- wise," she said.Except for necessitiessuch as diapers and milk, if deVries can't price matchan item, she sees if there isan alternative she can buy."Price matching has be- come my part-time job,"she said.Johnson stocks up on di-apers when they're on sale, and tries to only purchaseon-sale items, but costs popup constantly with her kids and they add up."We almost never orderfood and we never go out toeat," she said. DeVries had to cut thecable bill, in an attempt tosave money each month. "We used to get takeoutoften enough, where nowwe need to really think if it can fit into the budget," shesaid. Prime Minister JustinTrudeau recently ad-dressed the issue at an Oct.12 media event at Memon Supermarket in Pickering,stating, "the rising cost ofliving has been hitting hard."Measures currently upfor debate in the House ofCommons include dou- bling the GST credit for sixmonths, delivering an ad-ditional $457 to a familywith two kids this fall. As well, 1.8 million low-income renters will benefitfrom a $500 one-time top up to the Canada HousingBenefit.Also, he said familieswith kids under 12 who don't have dental coveragecould get up to $1,300 perchild over the next two years.Johnson, who reducedher planned maternity leave of 18 months to 12 tohelp pay the bills, says she and her partner can't af-ford to live near Toronto,but they both work down-town. "Since ending mat leaveearly, my gas cost to workand back has tripled and I don't have the option towork from home," she said.DeVries and her hus-band have had to park their second vehicle temporari-ly.And Rubel says the highcost of gas doesn't only im- pact those who have to fillup their tank."Everyone is being im- pacted," he said.It costs more to transportitems, for example, causingthe prices of necessities such as groceries to go up.Price increases even af-fected Johnson and her family when they had tofind a rental.The cost of a space forher family had increased so significantly that theiroptions were very limited. "We were also being put into bidding wars for arental place instead of ac-cepting the cost at face val-ue," she said. Those with a full-timejob find it's not enough tolive on."They're also looking fora side hustle," Rubel said.Wages are going up butthey're not matching with the inflation rate."Both members have towork," he said. "If (one)stays at home, they'll need a part-time job."Johnson's partner tookon a side job to make up more income, but due toCOVID, the work is few andfar between and usuallydoesn't pay enough to justi- fy time away from home.Rubel expects the rate ofinflation will go back to its target rate of two per centin 2024, but there's a priceto pay first. "In order to come out of inflation, we have to en-dure some type of reces-sion," he said. "It comeswith a price tag. You can- not achieve both at thesame time."Economists say the re- cession could happen inthe first or second quarterof next year, Rubel said.He suggests families save money where they canbefore the recession. SOME TIPS FROM LOCALMOMS • Browse all the flyers,price match whenever andwherever you can, and if possible shop at stores thatgive points back, says deV-ries. "You might as well get something back if you'regoing to be spending themoney anyways," she said. • Find gently used itemson either Marketplace orFacebook groups, Johnsonsays. "It's been the biggestsupport not just for myself,but to also help other fami- lies out," Johnson said. STORY BEHIND THESTORY: Families on all income levels are feelingthe impacts of the highinflation rate and Dur-hamregion.com wanted tolearn how they are coping. NEWS Continued from page 1 'TO COME OUT OF INFLATION, WE HAVE TO ENDURE SOME TYPE OF RECESSION' Ashfakuddin Rubel, an Ontario Tech University associate teaching professor in economics, says families are feeling the pinch when it comes to high inflation in Durham Region. Ontario Tech University photo Scugog Arts Board of Directors President Marion Meyers looks at works by Ajax artist Chas Burke. Scugog Arts presents Chas Burke: Colour and Sound as One, at 175B Queen St. in Port Perry until Nov. 13. 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ForServicedisruptionnotificationcall: 1.866.278.9993 Notice of Completion Walnut Lane Extension Kingston Road to Liverpool Road | Municipal Class Environmental Assessment EngineeringServicesDepartment FirstIssuedon: October20,2022 TheStudy TheCityofPickering(City)hascompletedaMunicipalClassEnvironmentalAssessment(ClassEA)studytoextendWalnutLanefromthesection presentlyconstructedsouthofKingstonRoad,eastwardtoLiverpoolRoad(seemap).Theextensionisrequiredtoserviceexisting,approvedand proposeddevelopmentintheCityCentreandLiverpoolneighbourhoodsandwillaccommodateallroadusers(vehicles,publictransit,cyclistsand pedestrians).ThepreferredsolutionisacentralalignmentfortheWalnutLaneextensionandaminimum36metreclearspanbridgeforcrossingPine Creek. TheProcess TheClassEAstudyfollowstheSchedule“C”planningprocessaspertheMunicipalEngineersAssociation’s,MunicipalClassEAmanual(October2000, amended2007,2011and2015). HowtoReviewtheEnvironmentStudyReport TheEnvironmentStudyReportdocumentingtheplanningprocessisavailableforpublicreviewandcommentforaperiodof30calendardaysstarting onOctober27,2022andendingonNovember25,2022.Tofacilitatepublicreviewofthisdocument,theEnvironmentStudyReportisavailableonthe City’swebsite:pickering.ca/walnutlane.Hardcopiesarealsoavailableatthefollowinglocationsduringregularbusinesshours: AllcommentsandconcernsshouldbesentdirectlytotheCity’s ProjectManager: NadeemZahoor,P.Eng.,M.Eng. TransportationEngineer Telephone:905.420.4660ext.2213 nzahoor@pickering.ca Inaddition,aSection16OrderrequestmaybemadetotheMinistryof theEnvironment,ConservationandParksforanorderrequiringa higherlevelofstudy(i.e.,requiringanindividual/comprehensiveEAapprovalbeforebeingabletoproceed),orthatconditionsbeimposed(e.g., requirefurtherstudies),onlyonthegroundsthattherequestedordermayprevent,mitigateorremedyadverseimpactsonconstitutionallyprotected Aboriginalandtreatyrights.Requestsonothergroundswillnotbeconsidered.Requestsshouldincludetherequestercontactinformationand fullname.Pleasevisittheministry’swebsiteformoreinformationonrequestsforordersunderSection16ofthe EnvironmentalAssessmentAct at: ontario.ca/page/class-environmental-assessments-section-16-order.TherequestshouldbesentinwritingorbyemailbyNovember25,2022to bothcontactsbelow.AcopymustalsobesenttotheCityofPickeringcontact. Allpersonalinformationincludedinyourrequest–suchasname,address,telephonenumberandpropertylocation–iscollected,underthe authorityofSection30ofthe EnvironmentalAssessmentAct andiscollectedandmaintainedforthepurposeofcreatingarecordthatisavailableto thegeneralpublic.Asthisinformationiscollectedforthepurposeofapublicrecord,theprotectionofpersonalinformationprovidedintheFreedom ofInformationandProtectionofPrivacyAct(FIPPA)doesnotapply(s.37).Personalinformationyousubmitwillbecomepartofapublicrecordthatis availabletothegeneralpublicunlessyourequestthatyourpersonalinformationremainconfidential. Alternateformatsavailableuponrequestat905.683.7575 PickeringCityHall ClerksDepartment OneTheEsplanade Pickering,ON L1V6K7 Monday-Friday:8:30am-4:30pm PickeringPublicLibrary CentralLibrary OneTheEsplanade Pickering,ON L1V6K7 Monday-Friday:9:30am-9:00pm Saturday:9:00am-4:30pm MinisteroftheEnvironment,ConservationandParks MinistryofEnvironment,ConservationandParks 777BayStreet,5thFloor TorontoONM7A2J3 minister.mecp@ontario.ca Director,EnvironmentalAssessmentBranch MinistryofEnvironment,ConservationandParks 135St.ClairAve.W,1stFloor TorontoON,M4V1P5 EABDirector@ontario.ca Community Grants Program TheCityofPickering(FinanceDepartment)isacceptinggrant applicationsundertheCommunityGrantsProgram,PolicyFIN040. Pickeringorganizationswishingtoapplyforagrantarerequiredto submittheirapplicationsby4:30pmonOctober28,2022. Grantsareavailabletovolunteerorganizations,serviceclubs,orsport clubsthatarenot-for-profit;servesPickeringandatleast80%ofits membersresideinPickering.Regionallybasedorganizationsmaybe considerediftheorganizationcandemonstratethatitsserviceswill directlybenefitPickeringresidents.Applicantswhoareinreceiptof fundingfrombingoorUnitedWayDurhamarenoteligibleforthis program.Applicationsmustbesubmittedusingtheprescribedform. Anyquestionsshouldbeaddressedto: Grants@pickering.ca The 2022and2023CommunityGrantprogramisfundedthroughthe City’sMunicipalContributionAgreementwithOntarioLotteryGaming Corporation(OLG),inwhichitreceivesrevenuesforhosting thePickeringCasinoResort. ApplicationscanbecompletedonlineontheCity’s website:pickering.ca/CommunityGrants. AgingWellTogetherInformation &ActiveLivingFair pickering.ca/adults55plus 905.420.6588 SaveTheDate! Thursday,November3 9:00am–1:00pm ChestnutHillDevelopments RecreationComplex 1867ValleyFarmRoad Freeeventdedicatedtolivingyour best55+life! 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Remembrance Day PleasejointheRoyalCanadianLegion,Branch606fortheir annualRemembranceDayparadeandservice. ParadebeginsatChestnutHillDevelopmentsRecreation ComplexandtravelsthroughEsplanadeParktothecourtyard. Friday,November11at10:45am PickeringCityHall,Cenotaph For moredetailscontactBranch606at905.839.2990 pickering.ca/events Vacancies on Boards and Committees TheCityofPickeringisseekingcitizenstoparticipateintheircommunity byvolunteeringforoneoftheCity’sBoardsorCommittees.Thefollowing BoardsandCommitteesarecurrentlyacceptingapplicationsfromcitizen volunteers: • AccessibilityAdvisoryCommittee • AnimalServicesAppealsCommittee • CommitteeofAdjustment • CulturalAdvisoryCommittee • HeritagePickeringAdvisoryCommittee • LivestockValuer • PropertyReviewCommittee • PickeringPublicLibraryBoard ForfurtherinformationregardingBoards&Committeesandtosubmit yourapplication,pleasevisit:pickering.ca/boardsandcommittees ThedeadlineforsubmittingyourapplicationisNovember13,2022. 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ForServicedisruptionnotificationcall: 1.866.278.9993 Notice of CompletionWalnut Lane Extension Kingston Road to Liverpool Road | Municipal Class Environmental Assessment EngineeringServicesDepartmentFirstIssuedon: October20,2022 TheStudy TheCityofPickering(City)hascompletedaMunicipalClassEnvironmentalAssessment(ClassEA)studytoextendWalnutLanefromthesection presentlyconstructedsouthofKingstonRoad,eastwardtoLiverpoolRoad(seemap).Theextensionisrequiredtoserviceexisting,approvedand proposeddevelopmentintheCityCentreandLiverpoolneighbourhoodsandwillaccommodateallroadusers(vehicles,publictransit,cyclistsand pedestrians).ThepreferredsolutionisacentralalignmentfortheWalnutLaneextensionandaminimum36metreclearspanbridgeforcrossingPine Creek. TheProcess TheClassEAstudyfollowstheSchedule“C”planningprocessaspertheMunicipalEngineersAssociation’s,MunicipalClassEAmanual(October2000, amended2007,2011and2015). HowtoReviewtheEnvironmentStudyReport TheEnvironmentStudyReportdocumentingtheplanningprocessisavailableforpublicreviewandcommentforaperiodof30calendardaysstarting onOctober27,2022andendingonNovember25,2022.Tofacilitatepublicreviewofthisdocument,theEnvironmentStudyReportisavailableonthe City’swebsite:pickering.ca/walnutlane.Hardcopiesarealsoavailableatthefollowinglocationsduringregularbusinesshours: AllcommentsandconcernsshouldbesentdirectlytotheCity’s ProjectManager: NadeemZahoor,P.Eng.,M.Eng. TransportationEngineer Telephone:905.420.4660ext.2213 nzahoor@pickering.ca Inaddition,aSection16OrderrequestmaybemadetotheMinistryof theEnvironment,ConservationandParksforanorderrequiringa higherlevelofstudy(i.e.,requiringanindividual/comprehensiveEAapprovalbeforebeingabletoproceed),orthatconditionsbeimposed(e.g., requirefurtherstudies),onlyonthegroundsthattherequestedordermayprevent,mitigateorremedyadverseimpactsonconstitutionallyprotected Aboriginalandtreatyrights.Requestsonothergroundswillnotbeconsidered.Requestsshouldincludetherequestercontactinformationand fullname.Pleasevisittheministry’swebsiteformoreinformationonrequestsforordersunderSection16oftheEnvironmentalAssessmentActat: ontario.ca/page/class-environmental-assessments-section-16-order.TherequestshouldbesentinwritingorbyemailbyNovember25,2022to bothcontactsbelow.AcopymustalsobesenttotheCityofPickeringcontact. Allpersonalinformationincludedinyourrequest–suchasname,address,telephonenumberandpropertylocation–iscollected,underthe authorityofSection30oftheEnvironmentalAssessmentActandiscollectedandmaintainedforthepurposeofcreatingarecordthatisavailableto thegeneralpublic.Asthisinformationiscollectedforthepurposeofapublicrecord,theprotectionofpersonalinformationprovidedintheFreedom ofInformationandProtectionofPrivacyAct(FIPPA)doesnotapply(s.37).Personalinformationyousubmitwillbecomepartofapublicrecordthatis availabletothegeneralpublicunlessyourequestthatyourpersonalinformationremainconfidential. Alternateformatsavailableuponrequestat905.683.7575 PickeringCityHall ClerksDepartment OneTheEsplanade Pickering,ON L1V6K7 Monday-Friday:8:30am-4:30pm PickeringPublicLibrary CentralLibrary OneTheEsplanade Pickering,ON L1V6K7 Monday-Friday:9:30am-9:00pm Saturday:9:00am-4:30pm MinisteroftheEnvironment,ConservationandParks MinistryofEnvironment,ConservationandParks 777BayStreet,5thFloor TorontoONM7A2J3 minister.mecp@ontario.ca Director,EnvironmentalAssessmentBranch MinistryofEnvironment,ConservationandParks 135St.ClairAve.W,1stFloor TorontoON,M4V1P5 EABDirector@ontario.ca Community Grants Program TheCityofPickering(FinanceDepartment)isacceptinggrant applicationsundertheCommunityGrantsProgram,PolicyFIN040. Pickeringorganizationswishingtoapplyforagrantarerequiredto submittheirapplicationsby4:30pmonOctober28,2022. Grantsareavailabletovolunteerorganizations,serviceclubs,orsport clubsthatarenot-for-profit;servesPickeringandatleast80%ofits membersresideinPickering.Regionallybasedorganizationsmaybe considerediftheorganizationcandemonstratethatitsserviceswill directlybenefitPickeringresidents.Applicantswhoareinreceiptof fundingfrombingoorUnitedWayDurhamarenoteligibleforthis program.Applicationsmustbesubmittedusingtheprescribedform. Anyquestionsshouldbeaddressedto: Grants@pickering.ca The2022and2023CommunityGrantprogramisfundedthroughthe City’sMunicipalContributionAgreementwithOntarioLotteryGaming Corporation(OLG),inwhichitreceivesrevenuesforhosting thePickeringCasinoResort. ApplicationscanbecompletedonlineontheCity’s website:pickering.ca/CommunityGrants. AgingWellTogetherInformation &ActiveLivingFair pickering.ca/adults55plus 905.420.6588 SaveTheDate! Thursday,November3 9:00am–1:00pm ChestnutHillDevelopments RecreationComplex 1867ValleyFarmRoad Freeeventdedicatedtolivingyour best55+life! Funding provided by: Share your feedback! Participate in an end-of-season program review and help shape recommmendations for improvements in 2023. Survey closes November 30, 2022. LetsTalkPickering.ca/WaterfrontParking Waterfront Permit Parking RecreationServices CommunicationsSurvey Wewanttoknowhowyoufindinformationandstay informedonPickering’srecreationprograms,activities,and services. Weareaskingresidentstocompleteashortsurveytohelpus understandyourpreferencesforreceivingthistypeof informationandgatherfeedbackforuseindeterminingthe bestmethodsforfuturedelivery. SurveyparticipantshaveachancetowinFreeFamily SwimmingforayearatCHDRecreationComplex. FeedbackwillbecollecteduntilDecember31,2022. 3WaystoParticipate... 1.ScantheQRCodefordirectaccesstoonlinesurvey. 2.Visit letstalkpickering.ca andaccesssurveyfrom ouronlinecommunityengagementplatform. 3.Pickupapapercopyat CHDRecreationComplex (1867ValleyFarmRoad). Thankyouinadvanceforyour timeandfeedback,itismuch appreciated. Remembrance Day PleasejointheRoyalCanadianLegion,Branch606fortheir annualRemembranceDayparadeandservice. ParadebeginsatChestnutHillDevelopmentsRecreation ComplexandtravelsthroughEsplanadeParktothecourtyard. Friday,November11at10:45am PickeringCityHall,Cenotaph For moredetailscontactBranch606at905.839.2990 pickering.ca/events Vacancies on Boards and Committees TheCityofPickeringisseekingcitizenstoparticipateintheircommunity byvolunteeringforoneoftheCity’sBoardsorCommittees.Thefollowing BoardsandCommitteesarecurrentlyacceptingapplicationsfromcitizen volunteers: • AccessibilityAdvisoryCommittee • AnimalServicesAppealsCommittee • CommitteeofAdjustment • CulturalAdvisoryCommittee • HeritagePickeringAdvisoryCommittee • LivestockValuer • PropertyReviewCommittee • PickeringPublicLibraryBoard ForfurtherinformationregardingBoards&Committeesandtosubmit yourapplication,pleasevisit:pickering.ca/boardsandcommittees ThedeadlineforsubmittingyourapplicationisNovember13,2022. Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactAndyMacGillivray,Committee Coordinatorat905.420.4660ext.1849oremailclerks@pickering.ca. PoinsettiaTea 55+event Sunday,December4 2:00pm-4:00pm ChestnutHillDevelopments RecreationComplex Eventfeaturesmusicalentertainment byGeorgeLakeBigBand,light refreshments,freepoinsettia. Ticketsare$8.00each.OnsaleNovember7atEastShoreCC, GeorgeAsheLCCand CHDRecreationComplex. Ticketsmustbepurchasedinadvance,andareavailablewhile quantitieslast.Ticketsarenotavailableatthedoor. pickering.ca/adults55plus 905.420.6588 pickeringmuseumvillage.ca A Storybook Christmas November26-27&December3-4 Registrationforourprogramsisrequiredinadvance.Youcan purchaseticketsonlineorbyphone905.683.8401. PickeringMuseumVillageeNews Land Division Committee TheRegionalMunicipalityofDurhamisrequestingthattheCityof Pickeringnominateone(1)PickeringresidenttotheDurhamRegion LandDivisionCommittee. ForfurtherinformationregardingtheDurhamRegionLandDivision Committee,pleasevisit durham.ca/committees. Ifyouareinterestedinbeingconsideredfornomination,pleasesubmit anapplicationformavailableat pickering.ca/boardsandcommittees. Applicationswillbereviewedandtheselectedcitizennominatedby CityofPickeringCouncilwillbeforwardedtoRegionalCouncilforfinal appointment. ThedeadlineforsubmittinganapplicationisNovember13,2022. Forfurtherinformation,pleasecontactAndyMacGillivray,Committee Coordinatorat905.420.4660ext.1849oremailclerks@pickering.ca. 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Enjoy the convenience and benefits of custom orthotics designed for your specific activities. 1084 Salk Rd #9, Pickering, ON L1W 4B6BOOK NOW OR Book an orthotic assessment and we'll fit you with new orthotics or a second pair before the end of the year! Visit us at Walking Mobility Clinic Pickering Morecoupons,moreflyers,moresavings. save.ca/flyers Find the No Frills flyer and more on Save.ca Disclaimer: flyer pictured is for illustrative purposes only and may not reflect the current flyer. View the flyer on Save.ca for the current flyer for your location. Scan to start saving! Find the No Frills flyer and more on Save.ca Jamieson Monaghan, left, mayoral candidate Kevin Ashe, Icon Homes' Angie Mauro, Layla Deeb, and Vice President Kevin Watt, and his daughter, Taiah, cut the ribbon for a new parkette. Also in the photo is Hobbes, the subdivison mascot. Icon Homes recently won the Midland Production Builder Award for Canadian Residential Energy Services Network (CRESNET) Lowest Home Energy Rating System (HERS). Susie Kockerscheidt/Metroland NEW PARK Pickering's chief admin-istrative officer has beenrecognized for her for-ward-thinking ideas and action on sustainabilityinitiatives.Marisa Carpino wasnamed one of this year'sClean50 Award honourees. The annual awards pro-gram, led by Delta Manage- ment Group, celebrates Can-ada's top leaders in sustain-ability, and is selected from16 diverse categories that transcend industry, acade-mia, government, thought leaders, and advocates.Carpino joins severalcleantech innovators and leading authorities on sus-tainability in this year'saward win. "I am thrilled for this op- portunity to represent allof the great work beingdone by staff in support of the forward-thinking poli-cies set by council," Capri-no said. "Pickering contin-ues to evolve as an inclu- sive, sustainable and en-gaged community. Ourpriorities are demonstrat-ed through many projectsand practices related to ad-dressing climate change,supporting urban forests, pollinators, waste reduc-tion, water conservationand energy efficiency, toname a few." She said most recently,Pickering council approved new integrated sustainabledesign standards, which willsee all new development re-viewed against innovative green best practices andtechnology, further advanc-ing the city's vision for a sus- tainable community.The standards focus onimportant elements suchas urban heat island reduc- tion, healthy street trees,bicycle and electric vehicleinfrastructure, outdooramenity space, accessibili- ty, resiliency to climatechange, waste manage-ment, resident education, and bird-friendly design.Visit pickering.ca/sus-tainable for details on thecity's sustainability initia- tives, and clean50.com foraward program details. 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He and fellow Ajaxcouncillors voted "no" to ascenario that would see theurbanization of more than 9,000 acres of Durhamfarmland at the May 25Durham Regional council meeting."With the headwaters inplay, the residents of Ajax deserve answers to severalimportant questions: whatflood and erosion mitiga-tions will be put in place; how will water quality andquantity be protected; andwho will pay for flood miti-gation solutions?" he said. Collier, who is seekingre-election, recently wrotea letter to David Piccini, minister of environment,conservation and parks,appealing to him to protectthe headwaters through various methods, such asadding them to the Green-belt. The Town of Ajax can-not be the only voice in theconversation, Collier said. "All parties must come together to find solutionsto preserving this sensitiveaquatic ecosystem, and to protecting the residents ofAjax from downstreamflooding," he said. COUNCIL Ajax Mayor Shaun Collier says more action is needed to help protect the Carruthers Creek Headwaters. Town of Ajax photo CONCERNS FOR CARRUTHERS CREEK HEADWATERS KRISTEN CALIS KCalis@durhamregion.com Premier Doug Ford wason hand as a Pickeringbusiness held its grandopening.Kubota Canada official- ly opened its 560,000 squarefoot warehousing, officeand training facility innorth Pickering on Wednesday, Oct. 12. Thecompany, which has morethan 200 employees, is the maker of agriculture, con-struction, commercial andresidential equipment.Ford said the company coming to Pickeringwouldn't have happenedwithout all three levels of government working to-gether."We're in a world econo-my folks right now and if we aren't competitive herein Ontario, guess what, it'sgoing somewhere else. It's going down south to theU.S. or going somewhereelse," Ford added. He noted his govern-ment has slashed red tape to make it easier for compa-nies to locate in Ontario."I always say governmentdoesn't create jobs. If govern- ment starts creating jobs,we're all in trouble. We cre-ate the environment for companies to come here andthrive and prosper. Guesswhat, when companiesthrive and prosper and grow, all these people here havethe opportunity to thrive,prosper and grow," Ford saidof the employees watchingthe opening ceremony.The facility is on 1155Kubota Dr., just off of High- way 7 west of the hamlet ofBrougham. It's in an areadubbed the InnovationCorridor by the City of Pickering.Yannick Montagano,president of Kubota Cana- da, said, "Today is a veryspecial day for Kubota Can-ada and we are honoured tohave all of you hear today to help celebrate this im-portant milestone."Kubota Canada's story is one of growth and ofmeeting the needs of Cana-dians," Montagano said.The company first came to Canada in 1975 and hadfive employees. At the time,it was called Kubota Trac- tor Limited. It had threetractor options and onlyfour dealers. There are now 137 deal-ers across the country and sales exceed $5 billion thisyear, Montagano noted.The new facility cost $80million and includes 500,000 square feet to ware-house space and 60,000square feet of office, meet- ing and training space."We have more thanenough space for addition-al growth," Montagano said. "We have 25 addition-al acres on this property toexpand this facility.""As Canada seeks to feed the world, Kubota isthere to provide the prod-ucts to help the farmers and our agricultural cus-tomers carry out that mis-sion," he said.Montagano also thanks "all levels of government"for helping the companyachieve its goals. "The Innovation Corri-dor was initially made pos-sible by the Government ofOntario sale of the Seaton lands to the City of Picker-ing. Under the leadershipof mayor Dave Ryan, the city had the foresight andstrategic vision to createan Innovation Corridor, of-fering companies like ours prestige employmentland," Montagano noted.Ken Kitao, president of Kubota Corporation, camefrom Japan for the event."It's a great honour for me to celebrate Kubota Canada's grand opening,"he said.Having the new ware- house will allow the com-pany to be more efficientand make it easier to sup-ply dealers and "to bring joy to them," Kitao noted.Peter Bethlenfalvy, themember of the provincial parliament for Pickering-Uxbridge and the provin-cial minister of finance,said Canada and Japan have an excellent tradingrelationship."As the premier said, we can't move forward. We'renot an island here, compet-ing against ourselves.We're competing against everybody else. So, we'revery grateful for that in-vestment in this countryand this province," Beth- lenfalvy noted."Bigger paycheques, bet-ter infrastructure. That's what people want," he said."Just across the road, we'rebuilding houses, thousandsof new homes." That allows people towork in the communitywhere they live in, Bethlen- falvy added.Mayor Dave Ryan said,"Boy, is it exciting to be uphere." "These things are donewith teamwork. They don'thappen by an individual," Ryan said, pointing to hiscouncil colleagues andstaff with the city.Founded in 1975, Kubota Canada Ltd. is a whollyowned subsidiary of Kubo-ta Corporation, a tractorand heavy equipment man-ufacturer based in Osaka,Japan. PICKERING BUSINESS CUTS RIBBON ON NEW FACILITY KEITH GILLIGAN kgilligan@ durhamregion.com BUSINESS MAYOR DAVE RYANSAYS OPENING OF$80M FACILITY ININNOVATIONCORRIDOR IS'EXCITING' Did you know?An estimated 80% of Canadians begin their search for a new home on the Internet.homefinder.ca dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m New s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 7 , 2 0 2 2 | 14 EAST **Certain Conditions may apply. 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No, we didn't forgetabout Monday evening'smunicipal election.While we had reporters covering results in each ofDurham's municipalities onOct. 24, you won't find the re- sults in today's edition of thenewspaper because of ourprinting schedule. The pap-er you're holding in your hands was put together lastFriday (Oct. 21) and shipped to the printers early onMonday (Oct. 24).Simply, the paper wasprinted before the ballots were counted.But that extra week willgive us more time to pro-vide you with even more coverage and unique anal-ysis in the next edition onNov. 3. If you can't wait that long, you can always readabout the election resultsonline at www.durhamre-gion.com. WHERE'S THE ELECTION COVERAGE? MUNICIPAL ELECTION 21 | Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 7 , 2 0 2 2 dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m CURBSIDE BATTERY COLLECTION Place your sealed battery bag on top of your 'papers' blue box on your scheduled collection day. November7to11 durham.ca/battery If you require this information in an accessible format, please contact 1-800-667-5671. After years of carefulplanning, Pickering's newskate spot is up and running and is proving to be the busyplace that skateboardersthought it would be."It's been quite well used by locals and people using itfrom outside of town," saidskateboarder Scott Loyst,who has been an integralpart of the planning processfor Pickering's skate spot.The skate spot officially opened in September at theWest Shore CommunityCentre at 1015 Bayly St.The location was sup- ported by the PickeringWest Shore Community As- sociation, as well as 91 percent of the respondents toan online survey. The skate spot is on themain thoroughfare, whichallows for passive obser- vance, Loyst said. A large banked wall actsas a barrier from passing ve-hicles. "I like hitting the holething," Loyst said. "It's real-ly fun."But his favourite feature—one he really fought for —is the shotgun pole jam."It's a small, cheap fea- ture, but it's a lot of fun onceyou learn how to play withit," he said.Loyst is excited for more skate spots in the future."The popularity of this one has really opened thecity's eyes," Loyst said.The skateboard strate- gy the City of Pickering em-barked on in 2017 identifiedthe need for five skate spotsin south Pickering. Pickering has one com-munity-sized skateboardpark — located in the Diana, Princess of Wales Park —and this is the first skatespot."Additional skateboard- ing facilities will also be re-quired as Central Pickering (Seaton) develops," said Ar-nold Mostert, Pickering's se-nior co-ordinator of land- scape and parks develop-ment.A second skate spot hasbeen included in the city's parks capital forecast for2024, Mostert said. Its designand location will be deter- mined through further pub-lic consultation.The skateboard parkstrategy also indicated the need to replace the existingskateboard park at Diana, Princess of Wales Park."Skateboard park designstandards have improved and evolved since this facil-ity was constructed over 25years ago, and the facility isnow showing its age," Mos- tert said. Staff are investigatingother sites within the city's downtown core where a newpark could be constructed,and council has approvedfunds for this work to pro- ceed once a suitable site hasbeen determined. NEW PICKERING SKATE SPOT BUSTLING WITH ACTIVITY KRISTEN CALIS KCalis@durhamregion.com NEWS Jason Liebregts/Metroland Scott Loyst has been involved in the process for the new West Shore Skate Spot, now open at the West Shore Community Centre on Bayly Street in Pickering. dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m New s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 2 7 , 2 0 2 2 | 22 Friday November 4th, 2022 7:00 pm Audley Centre Ajax, 1955 Audley Rd. North Girls Inc. of Durham would like to invite you to join us for a FUNdraising evening of cocktails, charcuterie, and an exciting live and silent auction featuring some stunning designer handbags, raffles and so much more! With something for everyone, this will be a truly fun and inspiring night! POWER OF THE PURSE Pickering has a new spot for upscale desserts, from Belgian chocolate fondueto fresh crepes.Dessert Lounge, which recently opened at 2200 Brock Rd., is the creation of Morsal Rahmat, a young entrepreneurwho has long dreamed of opening her own business. "With desserts, you can be creative,you can put your own spin on things," she said. The Dessert Lounge space is outfittedwith touches of pink, gold and marble in- cluding pink velvet sofas and booths —the website describes the vibe as "the in-tersection of sophistication and fun." A menu of Instagrammable desserts includes crepes and vanilla cake waf-fles made fresh daily that can be toppedwith an array of toppings — from choco-latey to fruity and everything in be-tween.You can also find cake, sundaes,milkshakes and hot and frozen drinks. Rahmat's menu favourites include the af-fogato — vanilla ice cream topped with ashot of espresso and dark chocolate curls—and the cream rolls, which "don't have a lot of razzle dazzle, but are to die for,"she said. The menu is designed to have some- thing for everyone, from a quick scoop ofice-cream to fine dining with "Fondue PerVous," a platter of banana, strawberries,marshmallows and brownies with a choice of Belgian milk, dark or whitechocolate for dipping.Rahmat's family is from Afghanistan and she weaves some of that culture in-to the menu, including Malo's Pink Tea—an authentic Afghan milk tea madewith green tea leaves, cardamon, and served with a dollop of clotted cream —and Shiryakh, which is Afghan icecream, topped with pistachio and car- damom.The saffron green tea in particular isclose to her heart. The saffron is sourcedfrom Afghanistan, where it is hand- picked by female farmers; every cup soldhelps support the women and their fami-lies. "It means a lot to me to be able to sup-port other women this way," Rahmat says.We want to hear about your favouriteplaces to eat in Durham! Old favourites, hidden gems, new restaurants opening,awesome food trucks. Send your great eatsto reporter Jillian Follert at jfollert@dur-hamregion.com PICKERING HAS A NEW SPOT FOR FANCY DESSERTS JILLIAN FOLLERT jfollert@durhamregion.com FOOD AND DRINK DESSERT LOUNGE Address:2200 Brock Rd., Pickering Website:dessertloungecanada.com Instagram: @dessertloungecanada Phone: 905-239-1224 Dessert Lounge recently opened in Pickering serving a menu of treats including crepes, waffles, sundaes, milkshakes, cake and chocolate fondue. 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FRIDAY "NO LIGHTS" CORN MAZECooper's CSA Farm &Maze, 266 Ashworth Rd., UxbridgeOct. 29, from 7 to 9 p.m. Cooper's Farm is well-known in Durham for its 10-acre corn maze. On Fri-day nights in October, youcan wander the maze in the dark — it's not a scaremaze, you won't find anyactors jumping out at you.Flashlights are encour- aged to help you find yourway. Tickets are availableonline only. FEAR FOREST 690 Taunton Rd. W.,OshawaThursday to Sunday nights until Nov. 4 Hosted by Battle CityTactical Laser Tag, FearForest is a new event that takes visitors into thewoods along a trail filled with frightening scenes. The attraction is recom-mended for ages 12 and up;anyone 15 years or youngermust be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Thisvenue is also offering Zom-bie Laser Tag, which sees players try to survive anapocalypse by collectingweapons and supplies andavoiding terrifying zom- bies played by actors. CANNINGTON HAUNTED ATTRACTION 91 Elliot St., CanningtonOct. 28 and 29Cannington HauntedAttraction has become a Durham tradition over theyears — it's non-profit andvolunteer-based with 10per cent of ticket sales do- nated to the CanningtonLions Club. Experiencetwo outdoor wooded trails and an indoor barn maze,all of which are trans-formed into "immersivehorror-themed environ- ments complete with livescare actors and some shocking surprises." You can also find a photo booth,refreshment booth, axethrowing and roaming en-tertainers and actors. Rec- ommended for ages eightand up. Tickets are $20 perperson and available on- line. HALLOWEEN MAGIC AT BROOKS FARMS122 Ashworth Rd., Mount AlbertOct. 29 and 30Brooks Farms has host- ed the Fall Fun Festival formore than a decade. Visi-tors can check out the farmmarket, wagon rides, corn maze, farm animals, a hugeplay area and pick-your-own pumpkins. 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