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THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 2022 Pickering resident OdessaGrignon is speaking out about her experience with racism in her own neighbourhood."It was actually quite shock- ing," she says of the time a neigh-bour told her, "You don't belonghere." Born in Canada, Grignon was raised by parents who immigrat-ed from Guyana to Canada in the early 1970s and did their best toassimilate her. "You get to a pointwhere you think you made it," she says. "For someone to tell me Istill haven't made it, it was verytraumatic."At the time, the City of Picker-ing was in the midst of creating its Anti-Black Racism TaskForce. 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In ad-dition, he has worked as atransport medicine physi-cian with Ornge, Ontario's air ambulance and criticalcare transport service.Within academia, Wax is an associate professor inthe department of criticalcare medicine and the re-gional director of clinical education with the Facultyof Health Sciences at Queen's University. He alsoserves as an assistant pro-fessor in the department of medicine at the Universityof Toronto and has held afaculty role at Ontario Tech University.As well, Wax is an activeresearcher and has lec-tured extensively. He has published numerous pap-ers and book chapters onmedical education, health-care simulation, cardiac arrest, septic shock, disas-ter management and end-of-life care. One of his pap- ers on COVID-19 patientcare has been downloadedmore than 100,000 timesaround the globe and cited in more than 1,000 researchpapers. DR. RANDY WAX NEW CHIEF OF STAFF AT LAKERIDGE NEWS HE WILL SUCCEEDDR. TONY STONE,WHO HELD THE POSTFOR 10 YEARS DR. 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His dedication,pride and excitement haveled to a membership ofroughly 350 entrepreneurstoday, all eagerly contrib- uting to fulfil their dreams,while enriching the com-munity.“It’s like a chamber of commerce but privatelyowned by me,” Kumar said in an interview.His ultimate goal is tosupport his members — not a small feat as the numbercontinues to grow.Kumar answers calls,meets with people whenev- er they need help and re-mains objective, all whilekeeping his business in fo- cus.Through the COVID-19pandemic, Kumar orga-nized events with local pol- iticians and stayed by hismembers’ sides, findingways to keep their busi-nesses afloat. “During COVID, peoplewould help each other out,”he said. “We supported them big time. We would dotakeout day (and orderfrom members’ restau-rants).” Although Kumar hashand-picked 90 per cent of the members, others are welcome to join.He said in order to join“you’ve got to have the mentality to help others inneed.”Kumar makes room fornon-profit membership and gives back regularly.“I believe in good kar-ma,” he said. “I know that when you do somethinggood for someone it willcome back to you in someway, or your kids will get it.”What advice does Ku-mar have for those looking to open their own business?“My advice would be:get out and meet otherbusiness owners,” he said. Not only will you getbusiness in return, you’llalso learn from their suc-cesses and mistakes, he added. 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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. and is now the vice chair.Two years into the cre-ation of similar initiatives across Durham munici-palities, following the May2020 death of GeorgeFloyd, various committees are making strides, butfeel there is still a lot ofwork to do."I'm mindful that we'reasking people to think dif-ferently, and act different-ly and do differently, and mindful that takes time,"says Allison Hector-Alex-ander, the Region of Dur-ham's director of diversity, equity and inclusion.The Durham RegionAnti-Racism Task Force is part of the region's com-mitment to develop andimplement an anti-racismframework to ensure a healthy workplace and toaddress racism withinDurham. The website says the re-gion recognizes the pres-ence of anti-Black racism,and strives to build safe and healthy communities."We condemn all formsof systems of oppression, which deny individualsthe right to equitable treat-ment, access and fair-ness," the website says. The region believes it'spossible to engage thecommunity in anti-racismconversations through open, respectful and factu-al dialogue.From seeing problems in schools to acts of racismin hospitals, Heath, whoeventually became thechair of the Pickering task force, eagerly signed up tobe a part of it. "That wasmy primary reason to help, was to be a voice forthose who felt they weren'tbeing heard and hopefully to address our concerns,"he says. It was created for anumber of reasons, fromidentifying barriers and areas of opportunity, tocelebrating and promotingthe Black community andBlack culture. "We want to empowermembers of the communi-ty," Grignon says. "Wewant them to know that they do have some power,they do have some say inthe way that community services are offered. Theycan get out there, and theycan share their vision andthey can participate." The work so far has in-cluded creating a website,an open-mic night for youth, and the PowerfullyInformed series, whichraised awareness amongBlack community mem- bers around the Octobermunicipal election. "We try to come up with initiatives that align withour mandates, and it'saround identifying barri-ers and opportunities to enhance shared experi-ences," Heath says.Hector-Alexanderhopes that as various ini-tiatives, events and con-versations continuearound racism, that posi- tive change will seep intothe community. "That isour goal," she says.One of the region's ini- tiatives includes hostinganti-Black racism townhall meetings. The region is also building a regionalspeakers bureau. "We'rehoping that this will be anannual event as well," Hec- tor-Alexander says.The task force islooking at ways to support anti-racism education inthe school system, whichincludes building partner- ships with differentboards, and is working on the development of an an-ti-racism hub for commu-nity engagement and edu-cation. "It will be Durham-fo-cused, a living document,"Hector-Alexander says. The Town of Ajax wasquick to create a taskforce."The task force has been set up to listen to lo-cal Black voices, and initi-ate concrete actions to support the Black commu-nity and other racializedgroups in Ajax," the web-site says. It has a commitment toaddressing systemic andinstitutional racism expe-rienced by the Black com-munity and other racial-ized groups.One example was en- dorsing support of thebody-worn camera pro-gram's implementation inDurham Regional Police Service. In 2022, the task forceheld a diversity speaker se- ries, with topics such asdemystifying mentalhealth and understandingracism. Clarington council hasendorsed an inclusivespaces policy in partner- ship with its diversity ad-visory committee in thespring, to create an openenvironment where every- one is welcome to freelyenjoy Clarington facilitiesand spaces without fear of harassment, racism anddiscrimination. After adopting the poli-cy and joining the UNES- CO Coalition of InclusiveMunicipalities, Claring-ton began working on ananti-racism strategy thatwill include education,training and communica-tions to increase aware- ness and eliminate allforms of discrimination."The work of the com-mittee is extremely impor- tant in pushing forward in our fight to eliminate rac- ism and discrimination,"says Meera McDonald,chair of Clarington's diver- sity advisory committeeand co-chair of the anti-Black racism subcommit-tee. "As a community, we must all work together todismantle racism by find-ing some way to act, right now, right where we are.We can all make a differ-ence."Currently, the subcom- mittee is working with themunicipality to add an an-ti-racism web page to Cla-rington.net, with links forresidents to submit andaddress racism and dis-crimination concerns. In partnership with the Cla-rington Public Library,the webpage will also in-clude education and re- sources for parents andcaregivers. "Our volunteer commit- tee and subcommitteemembers have made, andcontinue to make, such animportant contribution to- ward addressing racismand discrimination in ourcommunity," says Erica Mittag, Clarington's inclu-sion, diversity, equity andanti-racism officer.Clarington is currently recruiting to fill four va-cancies on the diversityadvisory committee for a four-year term beginningin 2023. Applications aredue Friday, Dec. 2, andmembers will be appoint- ed in January.Apply at clarington.net. STORY BEHIND THESTORY: After the death ofGeorge Floyd, in May 2020,more people began speak- ing up about racism andtask forces were created toaddress the issue. Dur-hamregion.com wanted to see what's changed. NEWS Continued from page 1 MUNICIPALITIES TACKLING RACISM ACROSS DURHAM "As a community, we must all work together to dismantle racism by finding some way to act, right now, right where we are. We can all make a difference." - Meera McDonald, Municipality of Clarington Post the details for free in our calendar. Hosting an event online or in the community? DURHAMREGION.COM/EVENTS 7 | Pi c k e r i n g N e w s A d v e r t i s e r | P | T h u r s d a y , D e c e m b e r 1 , 2 0 2 2 dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m BOOKSAND MORE DELIVEREDTOYOUR DOOR! Pickering Public Library has launched Books+ Express to support our clients who are unable to come to the library. Library volunteers will deliver library materials to homebound clients in our community. You are eligible to use this free service if you live in Pickering, have a valid library card, and are unable to visit the library. We are unable to deliver to retirement or long-term care homes at this time To register, call (905) 831-6265 or visit pickeringlibrary.ca/assistive-services/ From focusing on pro- tecting green spaces to cre-ating jobs in Pickering, thecity's new mayor plans to keep mental health in theback of his mind over thisnew term of council.Mayor Kevin Ashe's stepson Alex Monaghandied by suicide in 2018."One would never know that he was suffering be-cause he was funny, smart,the life of the party," he saidin his first address as may- or. "People felt good whenthey were around Alex."One assumed his out- ward positivity was how hefelt inside."That sadly was not the case," Ashe said.Since his death, the fam- ily has come together, talk-ing openly about his deathin an attempt to raiseawareness about mental illness.Ashe said creating so-cial gathering places andaffordable housing, invest- ing in arts, culture and rec-reation, and securing ahospital in Pickering, are some ways to address men-tal health as Pickering de-velops."Admittedly, this is a very long list and it mayseem like a daunting task,"he said. "But you will be very encouraged to knowthat we have already madesignificant progress inmost of these areas. We just have to continue to moveforward and ensure that wework collaboratively to overcome obstacles thatcome our way."The new council held its first official meeting onMonday, Nov. 21. "Pickering, in my opin-ion, is already Durham'spremier municipality,"Ashe said. "But over the long run, we'll have the po-tential to become one ofOntario's elite cities."He noted Ontario's goal is to build 1.5 million homesin the next five years."While increasing the supply will help the issue ofaffordability, we must en-sure that there's a broadand diverse mix of housing options for homebuyerslooking to own their firsthouse, seniors who are looking to downsize or agein place, and for familieslooking to establish rootshere in Pickering," he said. He often hears the term"sprawl," which makes himthink of car-dependent, soulless, bedroom commu-nities."That is definitely not what we envision for Pick- ering," he said.He said jobs and eco-nomic development must come to Pickering to com-bat sprawl. He wants resi-dents to live and work here, to eliminate gridlock and to spend more time withfriends and families, notdriving in their cars. He wants to continue tokeep taxes low, see the cre-ation of a performing arts centre, the development ofthe city centre and im- proved accessibility."As mayor, my personalgoal is to ensure that wemaximize all of our oppor- tunities to grow Pickeringin a positive and progres-sive manner, and work to-ward becoming a more vi- brant, engaged, connectedand sustainable city," hesaid. He said he has no reser-vations about speaking hismind, even if it might rufflea few feathers. Still, he wants openness, honesty,transparency and accessi-bility to become the hall- mark of his mayoralty.He noted the new coun-cil — four returning mem-bers and three new coun- cillors — is made up of peo-ple with different back-grounds and diverse lived experiences, and is confi-dent it will be a cohesiveand productive group. MAYOR KEVIN ASHE GIVES SPEECH AT FIRST MEETING The City of Pickering's new council held its inaugural meeting on Monday, Nov. 21. 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Opportunitiesincludethefollowing: Camps MarchBreak Mar13–17 Summer July4–Sept1 *Summeronly Back-upCampCounsellor CampCounsellor InclusionCounsellors* AssistantCampDirector CampDirector Coordinator,Inclusion,Busing& Volunteers* PickeringMuseum Village April1–30 May1–Aug27 Aug28–Dec31 MuseumGuide PublicWorks May1–Aug27 StudentLabourer,Parks&Property StudentLabourer,Roads MunicipalInfrastructureStudent EngineeringInfrastructureStudent StudentClerk,PublicWorks CorporateServices May1–Aug27 May1–Oct1** AnimalShelterSummerStudent AnimalServicesSummerStudent SummerEnforcementOfficer** CulturalServices May1–Aug27 AssistantEventCoordinator EventSupport Priortoapplying,candidatesare strongly encouragedto reviewourSeasonalHiringinformationat pickering.ca/seasonal forrequiredqualificationsand mandatorytrainingdates. Qualifiedapplicantsmustcompletetheonlineapplication formonorbefore Sunday,January8,2023. 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Residents have the opportunity to vote for their favourite display.Winners will be announced the week of December 19. Visit the website to participate, and vote!FIREWEED NewtemporarypublicartbyBekahBrownisnow installedinEsplanadePark! FIREWEEDisaninterpretationofafieldfilledwithfireweedplants constructedfromdrivewayreflectors. Thefireweedplantisahealer ofbothlandandpeople;itisoneofthefirstplantstobringlifeback toanareafollowingaforestfire.Assuch,thispiececreatesspacefor mourningwhat’sbeenlostduringthepandemicwhilecelebrating resilienceandsymbolizinghopeforthefuture. Bekahisamulti-disciplinaryartist; herpracticeincludesfashion, textiles,andmultimediaart installations. Theartworkwillremainonsiteuntil January31,2023. learnmoreat pickering.ca/publicart TelephoneTownHall with MayorAshe Thursday,December8 at7:00pm ListeninoraskMayorAshe anyPickering-relatedquestions. 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Meanwhile, vehiclethefts also continue toshow an upward trend,Chief Todd Rollauer said in an address to the board."Violent crime contin-ues to be an upwardtrend," Rollauer said.Statistics indicate a oneper cent increase in over-all calls for service in the third quarter of 2022 com-pared to the same periodlast year, with 84 moreemergency calls in 2022 (a one per cent increase) and2,273 more urgent calls than in 2021 (a nine per cent increase).Violent crime statsshowed a sharp increase for Q3 of 2022 over 2021,with 3,722 such incidentsin the period this yearcompared to 3,197 in Q3 of 2021. That's an increase of 525such incidents for the re- porting period, a hike of 16per cent.The violent crime num-bers are "driven by an in- crease in sexual assaults,simple assault and threat-ening," notes in the report explained.Rollauer, meanwhile,highlighted a number ofviolent incidents investi- gated by police, including:• The stabbing of a 78-year-old man during a rob-bery Oct. 27 near a Whitbymotel• The Nov. 4 killing of a56-year-old man at a resi- dence in Pickering, and• An incident in Oshawaover the weekend duringwhich an eight-year-old child was killed in what po-lice have deemed a mur- der-suicide. The report notes prop-erty crime, including vehi-cle thefts, was up by 795 in- cidents in Q3 for 2022 overthe same period in 2021, anine per cent increase.Auto thefts are a stand- out stat, Rollauer noted,telling the board that as of the end of October 2022, there have been 814 suchincidents, and increase of211 over the same period in 2021. In October alone, 113 ve-hicle thefts were reported,Rollauer said. Meanwhile calls classi-fied as routine were down three per cent in Q3 for 2022, the report indicates.The report also notes that"check on well-being" re- quests are the largest sin-gle call category. In addition, the time of-ficers spend at the scene of calls is increasing, accord-ing to the numbers. VIOLENT CRIME, CAR THEFTS UP IN DURHAM THIS YEAR Violent crime is on the rise in Durham Region this year, according to statistics presented Nov. 15 to the regional police services board. This graph indicates reported incidents in the third quarter of 2022 compared to the same period in recent years. 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Is he in the running tobuy the National Hockey League's Ottawa Senators,or isn't he?Oshawa Generals own- er Rocco Tullio isn't saying.The rumour that theWindsor-based owner ofRock Developments is one of a larger number of bid-ders for the NHL team arerampant, but Tullio, whohas owned the local juniorhockey franchise since2007, said, "right now, Iwant to remain silent." The bidding for the NHLteam, which came up forsale after the death of long-time owner Eugene Mel- nyk, is still in the earlydays, and a number of prominent names have come up. The team is cur-rently under the control ofsisters Olivia and AnnaMelnyk, the daughters of Eugene Melnyk. Melnykbought the team for $92million in 2003. Included among otherrumoured interested bid-ders is Paul Rivett, who,along with business part- ner Jordan Bitove, createdNordStar Capital, whichbought Torstar in 2020.Torstar also owns Metro- land."No comment from me,"said Rivett when asked about the reports of his in-terest in the team.The Senators are valuedat $655 million (U.S.), ac- cording to sports businesswebsite Sportico.com, but could sell for more, espe-cially in a bidding war.Other rumoured bid- ders include:• Canadian actor RyanReynolds.• Billionaire Michael Andlauer, already partowner of the Montreal Ca-nadiens and the Hamilton Bulldogs.• Jeffrey and MichaelKimmel, who last year soldoff their shares in the Pitts- burgh Penguins.–With files from Torstar GENERALS OWNER ROCCO TULLIO RUMOURED TO BE BIDDING FOR SENATORS TIM KELLY tkelly@durhamregion.com Oshawa Generals owner Rocco Tullio is rumoured to be one of a number of interested bidders for the National Hockey League's Ottawa Senators. 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