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Calling the police to help her mentally ill husband is one of the worst situations Sharon has ever faced.

But since that first time, she’s had to make the same call about another 12 times.

Making that decision “was awful,” said the south Kanata resident. “It was horrible,” and it remains a last resort, she said.

But Sharon now has conficence police know how to handle her husband, Bill, when he has a mental-health crisis.

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“It’s always a hard decision, but it’s not as hard as it used to be,” she said.

Sharon and Bill are not their real names.

The couple asked to have their identities withheld to protect their identity and privacy.

Sharon and Bill have been married for 13 years, and met 24 years ago at Bill’s high school graduation.

Sharon knew then that Bill was dealing with mentalhealth issues, but the two became friends and later a couple, managing to deal with Bill’s illness together. “(Bill) was holding his own for the most part,” said Sharon.

“We went through bouts of, you know, depression and suicidal stuff every once in a while. We coped.

“And then his psychiatrist retired,” she said. “He became very, very sick.”

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Pumped up for Pan Am

Pachi the Porcupine, the Pan American and Parapan American Games’ mascot, snags a few high fives as he bids goodbye to students at John Young Elementary School on Feb. 6 during a presentation about the Games, which take place this summer in Toronto. For the full story, see page 7.

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Re: “Seniors council president pushes program for isolated seniors,” Jan. 29, KKS, The story incorrectly stated that a city report predicted “52 per cent of the city’s total population will be older than 65 by 2031.” This is incorrect. The report predicts that those 65 and older will make up 22 per cent of Ottawa’s total population. The Kourier-Standard apologizes for the error.

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MARGARET KELLAWAY teers from the Bridlewood Community Association will be visiting all of the rinks with free hot chocolate and snacks for all participants.

Visit bridlewood.ca/committees/outdoor-rink-committee for more information and a map of our rinks. Thank you to the many volunteers who brave the snow and cold to keep our rinks in great condition.

The community association’s next general meeting will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 17 in the Bill Morgan Room of the Eva James Community Centre from 7:30 to 9:30

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Soccer, softball and ultimate Frisbee is offered for children in junior kindergarten to Grade 8 for eight weeks in May and June.

All families are required to volunteer to assist with some aspect of the program such as coach, assistant coach, team manager, or equipment sorting. More information can be found at bridlewood.ca/ committees/spring-sportscommittee.

Find out how your child can play for free by contacting springsports@bridlewood.ca. No late registrations will be accepted.

Join the community association at one of its nine outdoor rinks for Hockey Day in Ottawa on Saturday, Feb. 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. Strap on your skates and enjoy the rink closest to you. Volun-

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All residents are invited to come out and learn what is happening in your community. Agenda items include Kanata South Coun. Allan Hubley’s report on the city and ward as well as committee reports.

Annual family memberships will be sold for $10 at the door and the funds to go help support the association’s activities and supporting members gain access to the spring sports program, March Break Movie Night and the Annual Member and Volunteer BBQ. Refreshments will be served. Please contact Margaret at pres@ bridlewood.ca for more information.

Please note that there will not be a March meeting as we will be hosting the March Break Movie Night on Tuesday, March 17. Visit the website www.bridlewood.ca and the bridlewoodca Facebook page for more information and a chance to vote for which movie will be shown.

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School gets Olympic, Paralympic visit promoting Pan Am Games Adam Kveton adam.kveton@metroland.com

Students at John Young Elementary School in Glen Cairn received a few medal-winning visitors on Feb. 6 to highlight the upcoming Pan American and Parapan American Games taking place in Toronto this summer.

Retired Olympian in rhythmic gymnastics, Rosie Cossar, and former Parapan American champion in table tennis, Martin Pelletier, along with the Toronto Pan American and Parapan American Games’ mascot, Pachi the Porcupine, met with students at John Young, educating them about the Games, and what it means to persevere as a disabled athlete.

Pelletier, having recently qualified to participate in this year’s Games, spoke with children about his entry into sports for people with disabilities.

It began in Hull in 1992, when he smashed his motorcycle into the side of a truck while traveling more than 200 kilometres an hour, he said.

Pelletier had fallen asleep while driving, and was injured in the collision; he was given a 20 per cent chance of surviving the crash.

He lost his right arm, his dominant one, to the accident, but not his life, he told students.

Having lost a limb, Pelletier said, “All the people look at you . . . everyone is afraid of you.”

Even looking at himself in the mirror was a difficult experience for a while, he said.

But life continued, and with a new child, he learned to change diapers with his left hand. Then, in 1994, he

started learning to play table tennis one-handed as well.

Rising up the ranks of para table tennis, Pelletier’s goal soon became to compete in the Paralympic Games.

Only his family and his closest friend believed in his dream, he said.

But that was enough.

In 2000, six years after beginning the sport, Pelletier competed in the Sydney Paralympics.

In 2001, he was awarded the gold medal in the Parapan American Championships in the men’s singles class, becoming the first Canadian to hold that title, he said.

He has gone on to compete in several other Parapan American Games, winning bronze in men’s singles and men’s team classes.

“This sport makes me a life,” he said.

“Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win, but when you lose, you don’t stop there. You keep going until you win,” said Pelletier.

That remains his plan, saying his biggest goal, having qualified for the upcoming Parapan Am Games, is to return to the Paralympics.

THE PAN AM GAMES

The Pan American Games will be taking place in Toronto from July 10 to 26, and the Parapan Am Games on Aug. 7 to 15.

With more than 10,000 athletes and team officials from 41 countries and territories competing in 51 sports, the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games will be the largest multi-sport event ever staged in Canada, said

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Pachi the Porcupine, the Pan American and Parapan American Games’ mascot, dances with students at John Young Elementary School on Feb. 6 during a presentation about the Games, which will take place this summer in Toronto.

Cossar, with more athletes and sports than the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Participating athletes come from North America, South America, Central America and the Caribbean.

Often mentioned as a qualifier for the Olympic or Paralympic Games, the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games

are perhaps lesser known than the Olympics. Cossar looked to give students a better idea of what the Games were.

To provide some more excitement, the Games’ mascot, Pachi, met students, showing off its colourful quills, one for each of the 41 countries and territories participating.

“It’s such a great message,” said John Young’s principal, Pete Vuertjes, of the presentation. “Promoting physical activity and healthy living is really important.”

Pelletier said he was happy to speak with the John Young students, saying, “It’s very important to communicate the spirit of sport.”

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Speed limit plan poorly-hatched

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peed kills, but stupidity runs rampant.

The province is considering blanket legislation that would reduce the speed limit on many Ontario roads from 50 kilometres per hour to 40 km/h.

If slower traffic is the goal, a law changing speed limits is laughable.

Traffic experts with the city of Ottawa regularly attend community meetings where they try and explain that lowering a speed limit on any given street will have little or no impact, yet the public often clamours for reduced limits, thinking a number on a sign will solve speeding issues.

Telling people what speed to drive when their surroundings tell them it’s safe to drive faster is a fool’s game, and this in an age of shorter stopping distances (hello anti-lock brakes) and technology that can alert drivers to potential collisions.

The city has tried a number of ways to slow drivers. Some work well, but are expensive, such as narrowing roads with sections of wider sidewalks, called bulb outs. Visually narrowing traffic lanes has

been tried, with white lines painted a metre or so from the edge of a roadway. The lines give drivers the impression that there is less room for them to fit their car, forcing them to concentrate on the road and slow a little bit.

Parked cars prompt slower driving, too – no one wants to drift into a parked vehicle. Flexible posts mounted along the centre line of some residential roads has been tried as part of a city pilot project. Yet politicians are swayed by calls for lower speed limits when voters demand them, despite having evidence that numbers on signs won’t make a difference.

Is it the Nanny State at work? Of course.

But it could be worse. We could force drivers to have a servant walk before their cars carrying a large flag. The servant could shoo away any errant urchins who tarry near the roadway. Imagine how much safer we could all be.

The public should rise up and demand that any politician who denies such flagmen doesn’t care about public safety. It’s as sane an argument as lowering speed limits.

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There’s been a spate of bad publicity lately, some beastly behaviour by parents in particular.

Every incident is widely publicized and if you haven’t been at an arena lately you’d get the impression that nothing exists there except bad sportsmanship and foul temper.

It’s not like some of that publicity isn’t deserved. Last month there was considerable attention given to a league on Vancouver Island where consideration was given to banning parents from games after some of them became abusive. A lot of people thought that wasn’t a

CHARLES GORDON Funny Town good idea because kids love to play in front of their parents and have their parents be proud of them. But it does give you an idea how serious the situation had become.

Particularly touching were comments from teenaged referees, who get paid next to nothing for their work and yet have to deal with lessthan-adult behaviour by grown-ups.

The B.C. situation inspired comment from across the country, many people chiming on with similar

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recollections. Out of it some good may result. Leagues will search for ways to control the situation better and some parents may see themselves in the media mirror and clean up their act.

Meanwhile, it should be said that there are thousands of arenas across the country where nothing bad happens. The kids go out there and enjoy themselves, fall down, get up, try to imitate their NHL heroes, and they shake hands after the game. In tournaments, they even shake hands with the opposing coaches.

And in the stands, the parents chat, cheer a goal or a good save, even by the opposing goalie. The referees do their job seemingly invisibly, because no one is taking critical notice of what they do.

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On the bench, the coaches don’t yell at the players. Instead they give them a pat on the back when they come off the ice after a shift. (Although now coaches in a Toronto minor hockey league are being told that they cannot pat girl players on the back. This is an entirely different topic, but it does indicate again how seriously hockey is taken.)

The good coaches, and there are lots of them, teach the young boys and girls about winning, about being good teammates and about being good sports. For the most part, it works. Visit one of the city’s big arenas during a minor hockey tournament and you will see far more smiles than tears, hear for more encouragement than cursing.

It is true that as the age-level increases and the skill level with it, the stakes grow higher. It is natural for all players to think they will play in the NHL, less natural for

parents to believe it. Some do and they can be a load.

This may be a naive view, but from the cold seat in the stands where I sit it doesn’t seem like the system is rotten, even if a few folks step over the line.

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In the 1970s, with divorce rates suddenly spiking, social scientists wanted to determine the secret to longevity in relationships. In what became the foundations of Gottman’s methods for couples’ therapy, a team of researchers led by psychologist John Gottman brought in a number of couples and hooked them up to electrodes.

As they interviewed couples about things like conflict, positive memories they shared, and how they met, the researchers were able to measure each individual’s blood flow, pulse and sweat production.

They followed up with the subjects six years later to see if they were still married.

Based on the physiological tests, the researchers made a clear connection between physical symptoms and marital breakdown.

They concluded that the body’s physical responses are often a reflection of our mental and emotional state. Researchers found those subjects with high states of arousal were more likely to demonstrate the following toward their partners: criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling and contempt. Gottman boldly went onto say that the above four things were the biggest predictors of divorce.

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man, now a professor emeritus at the University of Washington, has become well-known in the world of family counselling for his seven principles of healthy relationships.

I won’t detail them all here, but I can highlight the ones that I plan to bring into all my relationships going forward.

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‘Calling the police was a last resort for me’ Continued from page 1

Bill developed chronic anemia and testosterone issues, causing him to tire out quickly, which Sharon suspects took away the energy he needed to deal with his mentalhealth issues that remained largely undiagnosed.

Bill would sometimes become depressed, enter a psychotic state, and attempt suicide, but the couple had been able to deal with those situations as well, with Sharon sometimes having to take a knife from him or drive him to the hospital.

But one night two-and-a-half years ago was different, said Sharon.

“He had a knife. He was cutting himself,” recalls Sharon.

With Bill in a psychotic state, Sharon was worried for his life. “(Bill) has cut himself before, but there is a difference between cutting for pain relief and cutting when you

are in a psychotic state because you are more likely to do something that is going to cause permanent damage.”

Sharon didn’t feel she could take her husband to hospital herself, as he had “jumped out of the car into traffic” the last time she had tried.

Though Bill abhors causing physical harm to other living things and sometimes even has trouble killing insects, in his psychotic state, Sharon didn’t know what he might do, she said.

“I was concerned that if I tried to do something and he hurt me by accident, the situation might deteriorate even further,” she said. “So I called the police.”

This was an especially difficult decision as police had often visited during Bill’s troubled childhood, which, the couple would later find out, left him with post-traumatic stress disorder. “(Calling the police) was a last

resort for me,” said Sharon, “but I was concerned for his life.”

The police arrived, lights and sirens off, and calmly talked with the couple.

“They were very good,” she said.

“They were very firm, they ensured all of our safety, . . . they took away his knife, they checked his pockets, they got him to an area where he couldn’t grab anything weaponwise, they made sure I was safe. And then they tried to talk to (Bill).”

“Because (Bill) went into even more of a psychosis when the police showed up due to his fear of police, my husband was shaking and trembling and repeating the same couple of phrases over and over again. It was pretty obvious that he was very, very sick.”

But police were able to speak calmly with Bill, and convince him that he needed to go to hospital, placing him in handcuffs only when in the squad car.

“They were so calm,” said Sharon of the four patrolmen who responded to her call. “It really helped me to calm down. I was very upset.”

Since then, Sharon has called police when her husband was in crisis about 12 times.

Most of those times, the police have handled the situation well, she said, with two exceptions. One of those times, police left Bill alone at a hospital with severe self-inflicted wounds. The hospital was not aware that they were self-inflicted, she said.

“That was irresponsible,” she said.

But considering her and Bill’s overall experience and how some police officers have gone out of their way to make sure Bill gets to a doctor, Sharon said she feels Ottawa police do a good job responding to mental illness crises.

“Even my husband has said afterwards that (police) were so nice to

him,” said Sharon.

The Ottawa police have had a mental health unit since 2006, which now consists of four constables and a sergeant, said Const. Stephane Quesnel with the mental health unit.

Equipped with special knowledge of mental illnesses, the unit goes on patrol with psychiatrists and other medical professionals to respond to emergency calls and visit community members who might need to talk.

But a big part of the small unit’s work is spent training and informing patrolmen and women to give them a greater knowledge of major mental illnesses, and how to tell if that’s what they are dealing with, said Quesnel.

“Our job is to identify: is this a true major mental illness, or is this bad behaviour or is it drugs and alcohol, and what do I do from here?” he said.

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Choosing whether to call police to help a mentally-ill loved one is one of the most difficult decisions a person can make, says a south Kanata resident who has faced the situation multiple times.

Biggest factor to keep in mind is safety: police Continued from page 10

“So what we do is we get into specifics. A good example would be somebody tells you they are bipolar. So in bipolar disorder there are periods of normal, there are periods of mania and there are periods of depression … So you get a call. A guy thinks he is God, he is Jesus, he is zooming around the place talking with pressured speech, he is giving you all these signs and symptoms of somebody who is in a manic episode.

“How were they this morning?

They were fine, they were calm, and they’ve been fine for the past six years. They are manic right now.

If it happens from the middle of the day on, it’s probably drugs. It’s probably a stimulant, because for mania to happen, signs and symptoms should start progressing within a period of a week to two weeks …

Versus fine two hours ago and now zooming around the house.”

This information helps police officers determine whether a person should be arrested because of their behaviour, or whether they need to go to hospital.

“A lot of the time (a case) is referred back to the mental health unit, but sometimes it might be, you know what, bring them into the hospital, and then the hospital will make an assessment saying, ‘No, this is not due to mental illness, it’s behaviour,’ and (the person) might get charged,” said Quesnel.

“That’s upset a lot of people,” he said. Where someone might be convinced that a family member’s behaviour is due to a mental illness, sometimes that’s not the case, or there are other factors that make the person criminally responsible for their behaviour, he said.

“I give them the speech,” he said. “‘I see more bad than mad.’ That’s the easiest way to explain it.”

Quesnel estimated that more than 160 police officers have taken the units mental-illness training, which consists of a two-day course with guest speakers like doctors and people with major mental illnesses. The course remains voluntary.

For anyone who has to make the decision to call police because of a mentally-ill person in crisis, Quesnel said that the biggest factor people should keep in mind is safety – is the person a danger to themselves or others?

Are they neglecting their own care, like refusing to eat? These are some of the questions that have to be answered when a person fills out a Form 2, which is an application to have someone apprehended and taken to hospital for psychiatric assessment.

That can be especially difficult for family to do, said Quesnel.

“You have to decide what’s best for them. If you see somebody suffering, you have to make a decision,” he said.

People can also choose to contact the Ottawa Hospital Mobile Crisis Team, which the mental health unit partners with. It’s made up of nurses and social workers who can respond to crises and help determine if police need to be called.

Their crisis number for those 16 years of age or older is 613-7226914 in Ottawa, or 1-866-996-0991 outside of Ottawa.

“They will tell you if you need to call the police based on the situation,” said Sharon.

“The advice I would give is . . . take a deep breath, first of all. The calmer you are at times, the more information you can relay . . . and be honest. Give as much information as you can. If they tell you to call the police, don’t hesitate.”

Though the choice remains difficult for her, she said police have proven to her their ability.

“When you see your loved one in so much pain, it’s hard. And it’s hard to make a decision, because you don’t know what’s right,” she said.

“(But), quite frankly, (police) are able to deal with the situation when it’s in crisis far better than you are, often,” said Sharon.

“You have to do what you need to do to protect (your loved one’s) life. That’s what you need to do,” she said.

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• For more information on mental health supports and the Ottawa police mental health unit, call 613-2361222 ext. 5115.

• For anyone who needs help or who is searching for more information on local supports, call the Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region’s 24 hour crisis line at 613-238-3311.

• For the Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa’s 24/7 crisis line, call 613260-2360 or 1-877-377-7775.

• The Kids Help phone number is 1-800-668-6868.

• For a range of suicide prevention training information, visit www. cmhaottawa.ca and www.ottawasuicidepreventioncoalition.com.

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Some Ottawa police are given training to help determine if someone’s behaviour is due to a serious mental illness, bad behaviour or drugs, which makes the difference between going to the hospital or going to jail.

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Bliny, caviar, smoked salmon and vodka make up just a few of the edible parts of Russian heritage that St. Xenia of Petersburg Russian Orthodox Cathedral hopes to share with more than 100 guests at its 25th-annual Maslenitsa Carnival on Feb. 15.

The festival has been a staple of the church since it first found a location in Kanata in 1990. Now located at 2 Colchester Sq., in Village Green, the church members are excited to celebrate their 25th Maslenitsa Carnival, said Tatiana Westberg, a council member with the church and a member of the fundraising committee.

The event offers up a range of Russian delicacies, but focuses on bliny, which is like a crepe which is stuffed with things like caviar, smoked salmon, cheeses and fruit compotes, said Westberg.

“We are going to make over 1,000 bliny,” she said, giving the 150 expected guests a chance to fil their plates more than once.

The event also includes traditional folk singers in bright, colourful costume who walk about the tables performing. One song in particular is sung

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Tatiana Westberg shows off some of the hundreds of bliny that will once again be served at St. Xenia of Petersburg Russian Orthodox Cathedral’s 25th-annual Maslenitsa Carnival on Feb. 15. to help get down the complimentary shot of vodka, said Westberg.

Dancers from the Perth School of Dance will also perform traditional Russian dances, while silent and live auctions will feature Russian goods and a set of traditional Russian cook-

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The carnival usually raises between $9,000 and $12,000 every year, with 150 tickets sold, with only a few left this year, said Westberg.

In recognition of local seniors who visit St. Xenia Cathedral, often to find

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It began as a winter celebration and a way of cleaning out the cupboards of foods that Orthodox Christians give up during the seven-week fast leading up to Easter.

“Maslenitsa was always historically a jovial, week-long celebration,” said Westberg. “Every village, every town, every city in Russia would have a Maslenitsa Carnival, and there would be sleigh rides, there would be travelling theatres, lots of amusement and merriment and of course there was hundreds upon hundreds of bliny made.”

The crepe-like food is a representation of the sun, she said – golden, round and warm, alluding to the coming of spring.

Orthodox Christians give up meat, fish and dairy products as well as alcohol during their fasts, and the Maslenitsa Carnival gives people a chance to clean out their cupboards and eat as much as they can before lent.

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ChloĂŠ Bond, 6, who is in her first year of playing hockey with the Gloucester Cumberland Girls Hockey Association, practised her stick handling with AngĂŠlique PagĂŠ, 14, left, and Hayley Robitaille, 15. The teens play for the Kanata Rangers competitive team, and enjoyed taking to the ice during Hockey Day in OrlĂŠans festivities at Cardinal Creek Park on Feb. 7.

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The Ottawa police drug unit shut down a suspected marijuana grow operation in Morgan’s Grant on Jan. 29, with the arrest of a 35-year-old male and a 34-year-old female.

Police seized 230 cannabis marijuana plants valued at $320,000, 15 kilograms of cannabis marijuana “shake” valued at $6,600, $625 in Canadian currency and a 2010 Cadillac SRX SUV at a home located in the 100-block of Kettlewell Way and the 100-block of Woliston Crescent.

The Children’s Aid Society attended the scene to take custody of the couple’s one-year-old child.

“We are very pleased taking that kind of volume out of the criminal element,” said acting Staff Sgt. Ian McDonell, head of the Ottawa police drug unit.

“Two hundred and thirty plants valued at $320,000 – that’s fairly substantial for us,” he said. “It’s a big chunk of income out of organized crime.

“When you’re dealing with a volume of this much marijuana this isn’t just your local ma and pops

(operation,)” he said.

The arrests come after an investigation that took place over a few weeks, said McDonell, and the warrants were executed by the Ottawa police drug unit with the assistance of tactical and west division neighbourhood police officers.

While executing the warrants, police discovered a hole bored into the basement of the house, with an illegal electricity bypass hooked up to the main power line.

Nowadays, grow ops tend to set up in newer suburbs, such as Morgan’s Grant, where the power lines run underneath houses, said McDonell.

“They think it won’t be easily detected,” he said.

Police charged the pair with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, production of a controlled substance and the theft of hydro electricity.

The male is also charged with possession of the proceeds of crime under $5,000.

The accused were released on promises to appear in court on Feb. 25.

No further charges or arrests are forthcoming, said police.

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The Ottawa police drug unit executed a pair of warrants with the help of the tactical team and west neighbourhood office at a pair of residences on Kettlewell Way and Woliston Crescent the morning of Jan. 29.

Police seized $320,000 worth of marijuana plants and other items, arrested a pair of suspects and had the Children’s Aid Society remove a one-year-old infant from the two persons arrested.

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Police issue fraud warning

Erin McCracken

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Ottawa Police Service are warning the public to be vigilant after they say a man posed on several occasions as a firefighter, police officer and paramedic to

collect money for a non-profit health organization.

Residents in several Ottawa neighbourhoods notified police that a suspicious male was collecting money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society throughout January and into February.

“He has certain pamphlets that kind of (outline) what he’s trying to raise money for, or for who,” said Const. Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada that the organization is not currently

conducting any fundraisers or holding upcoming races, police confirmed.

The suspect is described as a white clean-shaven male in his 40s, approximately six-feet tall with an athletic build and short hair.

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Draft budget boosts taxes $67 per household Laura Mueller

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The average urban homeowner will pay $67 more property tax this year in the city’s proposed budget.

While the average tax increase for all ratepayers has been pegged by some at city hall as 1.75 per cent, homeowners would pay a two per cent increase, while the commercial tax rate would only rise by 1.37 per cent due to provincial caps on business taxes.

The proposed hike for water and sewer rates is higher – six per cent – which would translate into an extra $48 per household in 2015.

For rural homeowners, the increase would be $55.

A third tax – the $82 garbage fee- won’t change if city council approves this budget.

After remaining frozen for the last four years, recreation fees are now proposed to increase by two per cent, which would happen either May 1 or Sept. 1, depending on the program.

City committees will debate their draft budgets in the coming weeks following public consultations and council’s final budget vote is set for March 11.

High up on the city’s list of special projects for this year is a new “exit strategy” for gang members, for which the budget proposes $400,000 be allocated in 2015.

In addition to the exit strategy and other priorities, local ward neighbourhood road safety initiatives and additional money for school crossing guards will also be under discussion for the spending of $32 million council has put aside for “strategic initiatives.”

A total of $5.6 million has been allotted for the forestry department in the proposed budget, which would allow for a partnership with Ecology Ottawa to plant one million trees by 2017 and also the replanting of trees in areas affected by the emerald ash borer.

INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

The proposed 2015 budget includes $689.1 million in capital projects, including $448 million for citywide work and $241 million for localized projects.

Storm water management retrofits and wastewater treatment infrastructure renewal account for $122 million of the total, plus another $45.3 million will go towards city water treatment facility improvements.

Road projects would also get a large chunk of money $43.2 million in total spending is proposed for 2015. More than $18 million of that will be used to resurface roads.

The city is proposing to spend $19 million in repairs and new building for affordable housing.

A $6-million expansion of the city’s main forestry operations centre at Bloomfield yard is also planned.

WEST END

The city’s west end, including the rural area, would see $10.39 million in infrastructure repairs and $30.11 million for new infrastructure needed to accommodate growth, if council approves the draft budget.

The largest project proposed would be the planned $10.75million construction of a new four-lane section of Campeau Drive between Huntmar Drive and Didsbury Road.

There is also a proposed plan to spend $6.8 million to rebuild the road and underground infrastructure for Banning Road, Abbotsford Road, Balbair Drive and Singal Street in Glencairn.

The Kanata South link connecting Hope Side Road to Highway 416 is set to begin construction in 2015, with $2 million budgeted.

The planned widening of Greenbank Road is on the books for 2015.

Other roadworks planned for the west end include: a $2.3 million to expand Klondike Road between March and Sandhill roads, upgrades to the Richmond Bridge at McBean Street, the Dwyer Hill Bridge at Fisher, the Anderson Road Bridge at John Shaw Road and the Woodkilton Road Bridge.

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The city’s draft budget calls for higher taxes and an increase in recreation fees to help pay for new and ongoing initiatives like a gang member ‘exit strategy,’ neighbourhood road safety initiatives and tree planting. er works are planned, including a $9.35 million pump station and force main for Kanata West, an additional $6.1 mil-

lion for the Kanata West feeder main, money for the Fernbank sanitary sewer and the Kanata Town Centre trunk sewer and

a number of other sewer and culvert projects.

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Millions for west end infrastructure if draft budget approved Continued from page 21

Proposed parks, recreation and social services projects include: replacement of the roof and modernization of the elevator at the Richmond Arena, replacement of the roof at Ben Franklin Place, replacement of pathway lighting in Cattail Creek and Escarpment parks and $430,000 for Richardson Ridge Park.

CENTRAL OTTAWA

The city’s central area would see $58 million in infrastructure repairs and $51.7 million for new infrastructure needed to accommodate growth, if council approves the draft budget.

The largest project is repairing the Minto bridges between Lowertown and New Edinburgh will cost $11.6 million.

The first phase of the Alta Vista transportation corridor to the Riverside Hospital campus is proposed to go forward as planned with a proposed price tag of $4.2 million.

The McIlraith Bridge will also be repaired to the tune of $2.5 million in conjunction with the Main Street renewal.

Roads set for repairs include: McLeod Street, Percy Street, Lyon

Street, Dennison, Ernest, Broadview, McRae Avenue, Lavergne, Joliet, Ste. Cecil, Scott Street (Smirle to Bayview), Cody, Jeanne-Mance, Levis, Cyr, Kendall, Savard, Cathcart Street (Dalhousie to Sussex), Aylmer, Fulton, Carlyle, Rosedale, Woodcrest Road and the intersection of Maplehurst and Carling avenues.

Finishing the east-west bikeway project is a top priority for cycling funding in 2015, as is the continuing construction of pedestrian bridges over Highway 417 at the Ottawa Baseball Stadium and at Donald and Somerset streets.

Recreation centres set for upgrades include: Don Gamble Recreation Complex ($1.5 million), Jim Durrell Recreation Complex ($1.5 million), Brian Kilrea Arena ($900,000), Canterbury Pool ($723,000), Brewer Arena ($421,000), Dempsey Community Centre ($327,000, $109,000 for repairs at the Carling Family Centre and $107,000 to replace the roof of the Michele Heights Community Centre.

The Rosemount library branch is set to get a $225,000 to upgrade its elevator if the budget passes, and the main library branch on Laurier Avenue West would get $405,000

for repairs.

EAST END

The city’s east end would see $4.5 million in infrastructure repairs and $24.1 million for new infrastructure needed to accommodate growth, if council approves the draft budget.

By far, the largest infrastructure project in the east end would be the $15.9 million project to build Brian Coburn Boulevard from Navan to Mer Bleue.

Traffic signals are proposed to be added at Portobello Boulevard and Valin Street, Brian Coburn Boulevard and Aquaview Drive and new intersections in the east urban development area.

Bridge projects planned for the east end in 2015 include: the Carlsbad Lane Bridge overpass at Bearbrook Creek, the Birchgrove Becketts Creek Bridge, the Sarsfield Road Bridge, the Jeanne d’Arc overpass at Bilberry Creek and the Sand Road Bridge.

A $4.5 million upgrade for the Francois Dupuis Recreation Centre is also proposed in the 2015 budget.

Other recreation centre projects slated for the east end include: $776,000 for repairs to the Ray Friel Recreation

Centre, $600,000 for Cardinal Creek Park, $310,000 for Cassandra Park, $250,000 to replace sports lights and electrical service at Pierre Rocque Park and $229,000 to replace pathway lighting in Fallingbrook Park.

Pathways at Avalon South, Gerald Street and Quarry Ridge are also planned for 2015.

The draft budget includes $92,000 for repairs to Fire Station 55 on Blair Road and $600,000 for the Ottawa east fire station project, as well as $149,000 for exterior restoration of the French Hill School at the Cumberland Museum.

Many of the infrastructure projects in the east end are related to sewer and wastewater systems, including culverts and pumping station overflow systems.

SOUTH END

The city’s south end, including the rural area, would see $32.3 million in infrastructure repairs and $28.3 million for new infrastructure needed to accommodate growth, if council approves the draft budget.

The largest project proposed for that end of the city is a $7.96 million expansion of the Carlington Heights pump station.

The largest road project includes rebuilding Deer Park Road and Higwood Drive, including the water and sewer pipes, to the tune of $4.54 million.

The planned widening of Greenbank Road is on the books for 2015.

Another $2.85 million is proposed for the Prince of Wales overpass at Nepean Creek and a separate project to upgrade Prince of Wales at Dynes Road. The city intends to design and acquire property for the expansion of Prince of Wales Drive between Hunt Club and Fallowfield Road.

Other roadworks planned for the south end include: Leroy, Lion and Robert Dowd streets in Osgoode, The Parkway Road Bridge over Castor, the Mansfield Road Bridge, Rosabella Avenue (Conroy Road to Albion Road) and the Garvin Road Bridge.

Parks and recreation and social service projects in the south end include: $1.64 million for the replacement of the turf at Minto Field, $1.36 million for equipment replacement at Carleton Lodge, repairs at the Pinecrest Recreation Complex and funds for new parks (Leitrim East, Greely Village Centre, Boothfields and Summerhill) and a small park in Longfields called Leather Leaf Parkette.

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Transit fees would rise 2.5 per cent if budget adopted Some councillors worried by drift from 50-50 fare/tax funding split Laura Mueller

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The city’s draft budget proposes transit fares rise 2.5 per cent on average, shifting the balance so that fares cover more than half the cost of operating OC Transpo.

That concerned some councillors, including Kitchissippi Coun. Jeff Leiper and Rideau-Vanier Coun. Mathieu Fleury, who said the city’s longstanding policy has been to achieve a 50-50 split between taxes and fares when it comes to paying for the $478 million annual cost of running OC Transpo.

“It puts a lot of pressure on the user,” Fleury said of the proposed increases. “Everyone should absorb that increase if there is a pressure.”

The increase, which would go into effect in the summer

if the transit commission and council approve the budget, would see a single adult cash fare rise to $3.55, up from $3.45.

A single adult fare on a Presto card would go up to $2.84, from the current $2.77. A regular adult monthly pass would go up $2.50 to $103.25.

Transit commission chairman Stephen Blais, councillor for Cumberland Ward, said an annual increase of around 2.5 per cent increase is a reasonable amount that also provides predictability, compared to past years when fares have been frozen and then increased by larger amounts to compensate.

The draft transit budget predicts a small uptick in ridership in 2015.

Ridership is projected to be 97.3 million customer trips in 2015, up from 96.8

million in 2014.

OC Transpo will be able to reallocate some funds to add extra service on some routes, particularly in the midday, evenings and weekends.

Details about the changes will be released later.

The draft budget includes $60.6 million for upgrades to transit vehicles and buildings, including bus refurbishments, Transitway projects and signals upgrades.

A major investment is the $36 million planned to be spent on the western Transitway extension from Bayshore Drive to Moodie Drive.

Of course, the Confederation Line project continues, with $42 million in the draft budget this year to continue work on the light-rail line slated to open in 2018.

Public consultations on the city’s draft budgets are scheduled leading up to the transit commission’s consideration of its budget on Feb. 18.

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Cash fares for OC Transpo riders would rise to $3.55 from $3.45, while adult fares for Presto card users would go to $2.84 from $2.77 if the current draft budget is passed.

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‘Saints and Sinners’ to open at St. Paul’s If winter in general (and February in particular) have got you down, the Kanata Choral Society may have just what you need to lift your spirits.

Followers of the society know that the choir usually presents a lighter concert in that month, so they won‘t be surprised to hear that choir director Scott Auchinleck has chosen “Saints and Sinners” as the theme for the Feb. 22 concert.

“I thought it had the potential for all kinds of interesting stuff,” he said. “It just seemed sort of tonguein-cheek.”

Although the music has different musical styles and comes from periods, all of it will fall into the category of either saints or sinners.

The concert will begin with the stories of sinners and end with joyful spirituals.

Included are some of Auchinleck’s own favorites: “Greensleeves,” a hymn by Vaughan Williams entitled “For All the Saints” and “New Day”

by John David and Peter Knight..

What will make the pieces challenging for the choir is that many will be sung a cappella.

“That is something this choir does very well,” says Auchinleck.

In addition to the choral music, there will be duets and solos from a variety of musicales such as “Godspell”, “Chicago”, and “Phantom of the Opera.”

There will also be an Irving Berlin song. In some cases, Auchinleck has chosen the music; in other cases it’s the soloist, with his advice. In fact, he said that the soloists have made a lot of progress.

“They are learning how to sing solos,” he said, “But more than that, they’ve learned how to pick music that reflects the theme and suits their

voice.”

One soloist whom Auchinleck considers a consummate professional is soprano Sue Lopez.

“She can sing anything,“ he said, “When she comes to choir, she knows her part, and it’s perfect. She’s a real asset to the choir.”

Lopez began singing in choirs at age six and continued to sing in school and community choirs. But she didn’t take voice lessons, although she did study piano.

In the four years she worked as a foreign service officer in London, England, she sang in the Philharmonia Orchestra.

There, Lopez had the good fortune to sing for several famous conductors such as Seiji Ozawa, Andre Previn and Vladimir Ashkenazi.

“You learn so much from conductors,” she says. “We were the first choir that Ashkenazy had ever directed,” she said. “My favorite, though, was Seiji Ozawa because he was so funny.”

Other soloists at the concert will include soprano Tracy Ahern, tenor Dwayne Clipperton and the choir‘s accompanist, contralto Eliana Kurilov de Castro.

Auchinleck predicts some of the audience will be surprised not to hear Mozart or Beethoven. However, he hopes they’ll appreciate the program for the chance it offers to get acquainted with composers new to them. And it would really please him if the audience is humming some of the pieces as they leave at the end of the concert.

The concert takes place Feb. 22 at 3 p.m. in St. Paul’s Anglican Church at 20 Young Rd. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door, $15 for students and seniors older than 65; children 12 and under can get in for free.

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Quick learner TOP: Parkwood Hills resident Belinda Sibbitt, 2, quickly gets the hang of moving between her parents, Chris and Jill Sibbitt, on her bob skates during a skating party hosted by the General Burns Community Association at General Burns Park on Feb. 7. The community gathering featured skating, hot food and warm drinks. Non-perishable food donations were collected during the event for the Debra Dynes Food Bank.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Best friends Ellie Almstedt, left, and Lauryn Key, both 8, enjoy hot chocolate after taking a turn on the outdoor ice rink.

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Three-alarm fire Smoke billows from the charred remains of a red brick farmhouse on Feb. 7, the day after Ottawa firefighters say they were called by the homeowner to fight a basement fire at 1655 Frank Kenny Rd. in the Cumberland area at 8:37 p.m. There were no reports of injuries, and while the dollar loss and cause were not yet provided by fire officials, the home was a total loss.

Initial reports by fire officials indicate the cause was undetermined but accidental. Frank Kenny Road, between Wilhaven Drive and Innes Road, was closed overnight by police. It was the second blaze at the property in less than two months.

A garage at the property caught fire in on Dec. 14, 2014, causing an estimated $30,000 in damages.

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Week in Review Thank you to all the residents who joined me this past weekend at our community breakfast! Our special guest, Jim Watson, the Mayor of Ottawa spoke about our great city. Thank you as well to the staff at Don Cherry’s for providing a great breakfast and venue. We are already working on our next breakfast to take place in a few months.

Thank you to all who either contacted me or attended the West District Budget Consultation at Holy Trinity High School this past week. I am proud of the work our Mayor and council have been doing to keep the tax rate low while also making sure investments are made in our critical infrastructure every year.

Hockey Day in Ottawa Saturday February 14th is the 7th Annual Hockey Day in Ottawa. Lace up your skates and take to one of the City’s outdoor rinks for an afternoon of fun. Enjoy a game of pick up hockey, skating and having fun while showing support for your community volunteers who work tirelessly to make sure that our outdoor rinks are in top shape. The list of outdoor rinks in our community can be found on my website under the “Community� tab.

Indoor skating at one of our local arenas is a great way to meet people and enjoy a skate no matter the weather outside so please remember that you can enjoy free public skating on weekends at our local arenas thanks to the generous sponsorship of RBC. For public skate times, please visit www. ottawa.ca .

Cleaning the Capital Congratulations once again to Kanata South! Our Ward is once again the winner of the Cleaning the Capital Ward Award for the Spring 2014 campaign. This is the fourth time that the award has been won by Kanata South. Thank you to all those who participate and I look forward to joining you this spring for your various clean dates. The spring Tim Hortons Cleaning the Capital campaign will take place April 15 to May 15 this year.

Participants can register online at ottawa.ca/clean beginning March 15. Please let my ofďŹ ce know when your clean up is scheduled and if we can support your efforts to keep our community the cleanest in the city!

Upcoming Events Monday March 9th: I hope you can join me for our 5th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration to be held at Don Cherry’s Kanata (320 Eagleson Rd.) from 6:30-8:30pm.

I am very excited to have Angie Poirier and Trisha Owens from the Magic 100 morning show speaking at this exciting event!

There will be refreshments, entertainment and prizes along with great conversations. I hope to see you there.

April 4th & 5th: Rogers Hometown Hockey will be coming to Kanata at the Kanata Recreation Complex. This will be the only visit to Ottawa this season and will feature the Leafs against our Senators. Enjoy a weekend of free events, play fun hockey activities, win great prizes and giveaways and much more! More details about this event can be found here closer to the date.

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Ottawa police are investigating the city’s first homicide of the year after a male in his 20s was shot to death in his row-house in the 100-block of Forestglade Crescent near Hunt Club Road on Feb. 6.

Gang member gunned down in south end home: police Blair Edwards blair.edwards@metroland.com

Police say the city’s first homicide of the year was a targeted gang-related slaying, after a 27-year-old male was found shot to death in a south-end rowhouse on Feb. 6.

Police have identified the victim as Yusuf Ibrahim.

“We can confirm that he is a known gang member and has past involvement with the Ottawa police in relation to gang activity,” said Ottawa police Chief Charles Bordeleau.

Bordelau visited the area and spoke to residents who live in the vicinity of the shooting.

“These types of targeted events are very concerning to the community,” said Bordeleau in a press release. “I understand those concerns and I assured them that preventing and investigating these types of acts are a top priority for our service and our investigators are focused on finding those responsible.”

Witnesses who live in the area called 911 at 9:32 a.m. after hearing gunshots coming from

inside the home in the 100-block of Forestglade Crescent near Hunt Club Road.

Paramedics arrived a few minutes later and began treatment of the victim, who was suffering “traumatic injuries,” said J.P. Trottier, spokesman for the Ottawa Paramedic Service.

“Several minutes later he was pronounced dead by paramedics,” said Trottier.

The Ottawa police major crimes unit is investigating with the support of the guns and gangs unit, said Ottawa police Insp. Michel Marin.

Erik Kim, who lives near the rowhouse where the incident took place, said he was surprised to learn about the shooting.

“If it’s gunfire it should be pretty loud,” said Kim. “But I never heard anything.”

Residents in the area said they were shocked to hear about the shooting death, adding that the area is a quiet community with no history of gun violence.

“It’s always, always quiet,” said Lauren W., who did not wish to give her last name. “So it’s unusual to hear about gunfire. This is a very child-friendly neighbourhood.”

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MacLeod quits PC leadership race, eyes Baird’s Nepean seat Alex Robinson alex.robinson@metroland.com

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MPP Lisa MacLeod, right, drops out of the race for the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party and endorses MPP Christine Elliott on Feb. 6.

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Lisa MacLeod has pulled the plug on her bid to replace Tim Hudak as the leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservatives.

“I will formally withdraw my candidacy for the leadership of our party and put my support behind a very longtime friend of my family, Christine Elliott,” she told reporters and supporters at her campaign office in Ottawa on Feb. 6.

The Nepean-Carleton MPP made the announcement mere days after MP John Baird said he would not seek re-election.

The day after Baird’s resignation, MPP Vic Fideli dropped out of the leadership race and endorsed Elliott.

MacLeod said these two developments caused her to reconsider her bid. She was also facing a deadline to pay a $50,000 installment to the

Progressive Conservative Party in order to stay in the race.

“The last four days have been very intense for me,” she said.

MacLeod fell short of declaring her candidacy for Baird’s seat, but said she would not have dropped out of the leadership race if the foreign affairs minister had not quit.

The MPP said she was set to meet with Coun. Jan Harder and supporters to discuss a potential run for the newly formed Nepean riding, where Baird was set to run.

Andy Wang, a former staffer of Nepean-Carleton MP Pierre Poilievre, had committed to running in Baird’s old riding of Ottawa West-Nepean, but has now announced his candidacy for the Conservative nomination in Nepean.

“I have a tremendous amount of respect for Hon. John Baird and all the work he has done for our community,”

he said in a letter to supporters. “This is why I must continue the work that he has set out for Nepean, my home for the past 15 years and where I have worked for the past five years in the offices of Hon. Pierre Poilievre, MP for Nepean-Carleton.”

The field of PC leadership contenders has now been whittled down to three – Elliott, MP Patrick Brown and MPP Monte McNaugthon.

“I hope I can earn your support and confidence as time goes on as well, because I want to make sure we all work together,” Elliott told MacLeod’s supporters. “Only in that way are we going to be able to defeat the Liberals in 2018.”

MacLeod was first elected in 2006, after Baird made the leap to federal politics. She said she would take a couple weeks to decide whether she will run for the seat vacated

by Baird.

Hospice Care Ottawa | Food Service Housekeeping Aide | Contract Position (could lead to Full Time) Hospice Care Ottawa is a community-based charitable organization providing high quality end-of-life care for terminally ill people living in Ottawa. Services aim to provide residents and their loved ones with an experience in palliative and end-of-life care which is supportive and peaceful, surrounded by caring that reflects as closely as possible to a comfortable home environment. The HCO programs include day hospice, home support, family services and residential hospice services. Hospice Care Ottawa relies on and values the contribution of over 500 volunteers who contribute to every aspect of our programs. Hospice Care Ottawa is looking for people to work in a supportive integrated environment who are committed to providing the highest quality palliative and end-of-life care.

General Description: A food service / housekeeping aide position within a community based residential Hospice.

Key Responsibilities: Perform diversified duties relating to foods for service including but not limited to food preparation, food storage, food disposal, labeling, food purchasing, delivery of foods to alternate site (car a must), supports commercial type housekeeping duties at one site.

Reporting relationship: Reports to the Food Service/Facility Manager Preferred Qualifications & Background: - Safe food handler certificate - Safe knife handling training is an asset - WHMIS - Police clearance to work with vulnerable people - 2 years food preparation and housekeeping experience in hospital or care facility - Kitchen equipment use/experience & knowledge - Ability to communicate written and verbally in English - Ability to work in a palliative environment - Vehicle is a must and use is compensated - Ability to practice complete confidentiality

Position Type: 1 Temporary Full Time to June 2015 Hours of Work – 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday with occasional need for over time around events or meetings or to cover staff leave. We are expanding programs and an opportunity could exist in the future for a permanent position.

Deadline for submission Wednesday February 18 , 2015 Please submit letter of interest and your resume to the attention of: Kim Sheldrick, Director Finance, HR and Facilities Email to: kim.sheldrick@hospicecareottawa.ca Hospice Care Ottawa 114 Cameron Avenue Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 0X1 fax: 613-260-5510 The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed in this job. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of this role. All personnel may be required to perform duties outside of their normal responsibilities from time to time, as needed. We are an equal opportunity employer welcoming applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds. We offer a competitive wage based on experience. While we appreciate all applications, we will only contact successful applicants for interviews.

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Council has received the draft budget and is seeking public input prior to making a final decision on March 11th. Go to ottawa.ca/budget2015 to view it. City operations have been budgeted at current service levels with some additional funding for improving mobility, supporting prevention of crime and gang strategy and increasing affordable housing for the most vulnerable.

For Kanata North important additions include; additional funding for bus service in developing areas, implementation of the traffic calming measures on Knudson Drive, funding for Richardson Ridge Park, funding for Klondike Road from March to Sandhill including a multi-use path, funding for the expansion of Campeau from Didsbury to Huntmar (which will take several years to complete), and funding for a number of water and sewer services (most of which are funded from development funds paid by developers).

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In May, Council will develop a City Strategic Plan for the term of Council.

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A Pedestrian Safety Audit will take place on Sunday, February 15th, at 1:30pm leaving from the Beaverbrook Community Centre. This audit is designed to identify difficulties seniors might have walking in the winter along particular routes. To participate, contact my office.

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1:30, Pedestrian Safety Audit, Beaverbrook Community Centre 1-3 pm, Free Public Skating & hot chocolate at the Mlacak Arena 7 pm, Brigil meeting at Beaverbrook Library re: 124 Battersea (by Kanata Ave.) Feb 19-21, Kanata United Church Annual Book Fair Feb 21, Human Library, Centrepointe Library, 11am-3pm Feb 22, 1-5 pm, Chinese New Year Event, Beaverbrook Library Feb 23, 7 pm Town Hall Meeting, Kanata Seniors’ Centre re: Tanger Hotel & restaurants, Cabela’s Outdoor Store and City Budget

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Ontario looks to put the brakes on vehicle speeds Consultations to look at reducing default residential speed limit to 40 km/h Steph Willems steph.willems@metroland.com

Ottawa drivers could soon find themselves lifting off the gas pedal if the Ontario government has its way.

Queen’s Park is looking at ways of reducing de facto speeds on residential streets from 50 km/h to 40 km/h in the interests of pedestrian safety, and will host a series of municipal consultations starting this spring to identify the best options.

The move is something that Ottawa Centre MPP Yasir Naqvi, minister of community safety and correctional services, has championed locally.

“The issue of speed limits is a very important one in Ottawa Centre – I heard it regularly when I knock on doors,” said Naqvi. “In the last election, I made the commitment on behalf of communities to lobby the government to reduce default speed limits on residential streets to 40 km/h and in school zones to 30 km/h.”

Studies conducted by public

health groups have shown a much higher survivability rate for pedestrians struck by cars going 40 km/h than the current de facto speed of 50 km/h. This finding sits at the core of the proposed changes.

Province-wide blanket legislation is just one of the options Ontario is looking at. Local solutions are another option, with individual municipalities being given the powers to amend the Highway Traffic Act within their jurisdictions.

The consultations, hosted by the Ministry of Transportation, will lay out the options for residents and local representatives to consider.

“Each municipality is different – it’s important to have that conversation to better understand their perspective,” said Naqvi.

“Some small communities might not have a problem (with speeding).”

The consultations will take the form of community meetings, webinars, and possibly other forms as well. Naqvi estimates that Ottawa would have a chance to be consulted by mid to late spring.

Hintonburg Community Association president Matt Whitehead called the proposal “a great first step,” adding that cities should still find a way to educate people on driving within the limit, and enforcing existing policies.

Hintonburg is just one Ottawa community that has advocated for lowered residential speed limits in their neighbourhood. Whitehead said speeding is a very common complaint to the HCA. “If it’s not the top (issue), I’d have to think what is,” said Whitehead.

Chronically congested roadways like Parkdale Avenue see drivers slowing down simply because there’s so much traffic, he said, but larger-capacity roadways like Scott Street would benefit from such a lowering.

Other streets, like Hamilton Avenue – located near a public park – would see safety increased by a speed limit change, said Whitehead.

“Fifty kilometres an hour is fast and I don’t think they have time to stop if a kid stepped off into the street,” he said, adding, “Obviously,

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Ottawa firefighters battle a fire at a bungalow at 3340 Kodiak St. in the South Keys neighbourhood on Saturday, Feb. 7. Upon arrival, crews conducted a preliminary search of the bungalow and found the body of an elderly woman inside the back of the home, where fire officials believe the blaze began. Police and fire investigators were expected to remain at the scene until mid-week.

Investigation underway into South Keys residential fire Erin McCracken erin.mccracken@metroland.com

An elderly woman, who was found unresponsive by firefighters after they began fighting a fire at her South Keys home on Feb. 7, is being remembered by her neighbours as kind and active in the community.

“She was very intelligent, involved in the community, as well,” said one woman, a neighbour, who asked not to be identified due to privacy concerns. “She stayed active.

I know until last year she was still going to the gym and (was) part of the groups that she was part of.

“She would have us over for tea and things like that,” she said of her neighbour, whom she identified only as Geraldine.

A reverse search on Canada411.ca lists a resident of the

address at 3340 Kodiak St. as G. Gilliss. Police officials have notified the woman’s next-ofkin but would not confirm her identity on Monday.

Investigators from the Ottawa police arson unit, the provincial Office of the Fire Marshal and Ottawa Fire Services were on scene Sunday and were expected to be there until mid-week sifting through debris to determine the cause of the fire, which officials suspect started at the back of the house where the victim’s body was found.

The fire caused an estimated $450,000 in damages to the structure and contents.

Ottawa police confirmed the arson unit was involved in the investigation, but that “(the fire) doesn’t appear to be suspicious at this time,” said Const. Marc Soucy, Ottawa police spokesman.

Neighbours said Gilliss

lived alone at her home after the death of her husband several years ago. She didn’t have children of her own, but was believed to have stepchildren.

Gilliss lived in her Kodiak Street bungalow since at least the 1970s.

Gilliss’ neighbour said she was feeding her young children when she heard someone pounding on the elderly woman’s door just before 7 p.m. on Saturday. She asked her husband to go outside and see if everything was OK. “That doesn’t sound right: you know, banging and banging,” she recalled. “It took her a while to get to the door anyways.”

Peter Bonev, who lives across the street, was pounding on Gilliss’ door to alert her about the smoke and flames spreading through the home.

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Elderly woman found unresponsive by firefighters Continued from page 31

“We had a lady come up to (our) house. She knocked on our door and she said there was a fire at the house across the street,” said Bonev, who dialed 911 and was told firefighters were already on their way.

“We tried the doors.

The doors were locked, of course,” he said.

“There were no lights on at the house at all, and she usually, at times, would have lights on in the evenings, so we weren’t sure if anyone was at home or not. But we were banging like mad.”

That’s when fire crews, paramedics and police arrived and took over the scene.

Firefighters immediately called in additional fire crews and began attacking the flames and searching the premises.

“They found the victim (whose) vital signs were absent on that initial primary search,” said Assistant Deputy Fire Chief Sean Tracey.

“They had to withdraw from the structure due to the collapsing roof and heavy flames, and did a defensive attack on the outside.”

A secondary search of the premises was then conducted.

“We confirmed it was only the one elderly woman that was found,” Tracey said.

Firefighters were concerned the flames would spread to neighbouring homes, and police officers requested residents living on either side of the burning residence to vacate their premises as a precaution.

Bonev didn’t know his neighbour, and suspects she had mobility issues that prevented her from getting around easily.

“We have been here for 12 years and I never saw her outside in the last two, three years at all,” he said, adding that he regularly saw a landscaper working at the property. “I think there was some mobility (limitations).”

Gilliss’ neighbours, who

had asked not to be identified, said she was in her late 70s or early 80s – not in her 90s as has been widely reported – and mostly kept to herself.

“She was elderly, so it’s not like she was out walking the streets,” the woman said.

Fire officials are awaiting the results of a post-mortem examination to learn the victim’s cause of death and whether she perished in the blaze.

Investigators will also try to determine if there were working smoke alarms in the home.

“But the woman was elderly. It proves that people really need to be capable of selfevacuation,” Tracey said.

It’s the third death Ottawa fire officials have investigated in less than a month.

On Jan. 13, an elderly Barrhaven couple was found dead in their homes after fire broke out.

“Modern house construction, modern content fires burn hotter, faster, quicker and are more deadly than they

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Ottawa police officers guard a fire-ravaged home at 3340 Kodiak St. in South Keys on Feb. 8. An elderly woman was found dead inside the home by firefighters who were called to the property the evening of Feb. 7. Investigators with the Ottawa police arson unit, the Ottawa fire department and the provincial Office of the Fire Marshal were expected to remain at the scene until mid-week. Police said Monday the fire is not considered suspicious. were even just 20 years ago, and that’s because of the nature of the contents we have in our homes,” he said referring to prevalence of plasticbased products, which burn quickly and contribute to the speed in which fires spread.

“All three fatalities we have this year are all elderly people who may have had issues or problems with selfevacuation, mobility issues,”

Tracey said, adding that it’s critical that people know they have as little as a minute and a half to get out of their burning home after their smoke alarm goes off.

“Make sure you have an evacuation plan and you practise it,” he said. “Make sure you have two ways out.”

The news of Gilliss’ death ricocheted throughout the neigbourhood. A resident of

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a large apartment building a few streets over drove by the day after the fire to see if the homeowners had made it to safety.

“I could see the fire from my place,” he said after learning Gilliss had died.

“It is very sad,” Bonev said after the man drove away.

“When you have a fire like this across the street, it’s like, ‘Wow.’”

Leaving a legacy for film, animation fans to enjoy Erin McCracken

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Rule number one for serious collectors: don’t throw anything away.

What began as a childhood passion for drawing cartoons and collecting comic books has, almost 60 years later, developed into what Peter Adamakos believes could be the largest private collection of animation and movie memorabilia in Canada, with well over 100,000 items, many of them rare, signed original pieces.

“Just the (animation) art work alone we’ve got about 75,000 (items),” said Adamakos.

“When people know you like these things, instead of just recycling, (they’ll say) ‘Do you want these old movie magazines from the ’50s?’”

His Hunt Club home is dotted with just a small portion of his collection – thousands of items are safely stored off site.

Old metal film canisters line one wall in his kitchen, some of them dating back to the silent

film days.

Others feature Disney movie trailers.

A few movie posters on a bedroom wall advertise such film classics as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and Gone with the Wind. A Star Wars movie poster advertises the Revenge of the Jedi before the film was renamed Return of the Jedi.

Others depict Mickey Mouse in Disney’s Fantasia.

Decades of effort have gone into amassing the collection, through which Adamakos has found tremendous joy since he was a child with visions of following in the footsteps of iconic animator Walt Disney.

But now he’s planning to sell everything off for two reasons.

Adamakos, 68, doesn’t have anyone to pass the collection down to, and he said he hasn’t combed through many of the items in decades, and believes other movie and animation fans would appreciate the opportunity to own a piece of history.

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Animator looks to sell extensive movie and animation collection Continued from page 33

“Part of it is I can’t take it with me,” he said. “I always wondered what was going to happen. Time’s catching up.

I think if I haven’t looked at a given book for 30 years or 10 years, it’s time to pass it on to somebody who would appreciate it.”

But before he can do that, he needs help from volunteers willing to donate their time to help catalogue the memorabilia before they can be sold. Adamakos envisions staging a twoday convention this fall. The plan is still in its infancy, and Adamakos is still looking for assistance and event sponsors.

More than half a dozen volunteers have so far catalogued almost 5,000 items, including a couple hundred comic books, lobby cards or small movie posters and movie-themed records.

“We haven’t even started on the films or the posters,” he said. “There’s more children’s books, magazines – we’ve got those going back to the ’20s about movies. Books – we

haven’t done any books about film, cinema (yet).”

The list appears bottomless.

The eastern Ontario chapter of the Kidney Foundation of Canada has been helping Adamakos secure volunteers after the veteran animation producer offered to provide the registered charity with a portion of the proceeds generated from the sale.

Bruce Hill, an Ottawa-based senior development officer with the foundation who looks after fundraising, took Adamakos’ initial call last summer.

When Hill visited the artist and producer at his home, the visit proved to be a walk down memory lane. He saw animation cells from Mickey Mouse shows he remembers watching in the 1960s.

“Just to see it in the flesh was, so to speak, just fascinating,” said Hill, who was also blown away by the film canisters stacked in the kitchen.

“Just given the enormity of it we realized we have to catalogue it right from beginning to end,” he said. “We’re now only beginning to scratch the surface.”

Despite the work that lies ahead, Hill said he is pleased Adamakos chose the Kidney Foundation, which funds onethird of all kidney-related research in Canada and provides programs for people with kidney disease.

“We love it when we get phone calls from people saying they want to help the Kidney Foundation,” he said. “I’m glad it was us.”

Old film projectors sit atop a china cabinet in Adamakos’ home. Inside the display case, there is no fine china. Instead, cartoon character figurines stand at attention on the shelves.

They still bring a smile to Adamakos’ face.

“I started like most kids buying comic books, records, things like that, which I always kept,” he recalled.

“When most 10 year olds got home from school, they’d go out and play baseball with kids.”

Not Adamakos.

His family’s garage was set up with desks where he and his friends would sit and draw. He has since built a career as an an-

imator, animation producer and instructor through his company, Disada Productions, which he founded in 1971 and relocated to Ottawa from Montreal in 1997.

He and another artist, Bill

“Time’s catching up.

I think if I haven’t looked at a given book for 30 years or 10 years, it’s time to pass it on to somebody who would appreciate it.”

Peter Adamakos

Rogers, created the first syndicated comic strip in Canada in 1978.

Winnie Witch and the Giant Potato was first published by the former Ottawa Today daily newspaper.

Adamakos doesn’t draw anymore. He said his animation and live-action production

company keeps him busy. His contract artists recently completed a live-action video and are in the process of completing another animation.

Despite his passion for his work and his collection, Adamakos said he likely will only hold back about a dozen items from the sale, mostly animation drawings, which have sentimental value.

The rest should be enjoyed by others, he said.

“It’s a way of paying back for all the enjoyment I’ve had in a darkened theatre,” he said with a small smile. “I’ve been the caretaker and now it’s time to pass it on.”

About 2,500 items in his collection are currently listed for sale on his company’s website, disada.com.

It’s Adamakos’ dream that prices at the upcoming convention will allow everyone to walk away with something that means something to them.

“I love the idea that there really is something for everybody, whether you’re 70 years old or seven years old,” Hill said.

The collection also includes

stickers dating back to the 1950s, sticker books going back to the 1940s, comic books and movie magazines published in the 1940s.

Children’s books, records, movie posters and other trinkets will catch the eye of collectors in search of items related to Star Wars, James Bond, Cinderella, Pinocchio and even original drawings going back to the very first Mickey Mouse cartoons.

“It’s exciting. It’s daunting,” Hill said of the animator’s plans.

“If we can somehow help him to facilitate this very significant sale, I think everybody wins.

“Peter wins because he’s put it in the hands of people who can appreciate it. The Kidney Foundation wins because we would benefit financially and it supports the great work we do.

And (for) the kid who spent two bucks or the collector who spent $5,000 on a piece they’re going to cherish the rest of their lives, it’s great. It’s win-win-win.”

To volunteer with cataloguing the collection, please call Peter Adamakos at 613247-9207.

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Dickinson Square is many things: a public gathering place, a local heritage destination, and, many times, a touchstone for controversy, particularly when someone suggests any change to the

picturesque park surrounded by 19th and early 20th century architecture.

But is it a national gem?

That’s what a new community group hopes to determine through a long and arduous application process to name the square a national historic site.

The Dickinson Heritage Square Committee so far has about nine members, including Manotick historians and several stakeholders from the groups that use the square.

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The committee’s aim is to successfully convince Parks Canada’s Historic Sites and Monuments Board that Dickinson Square and the buildings within it deserve national recognition for their contribution to Canada’s development.

The focus is on Watson’s Mill and Dickinson House, both city-owned buildings that are protected under the Ontario Heritage Act. The designation process takes about two years, and involves extensive research and documentation. It’s early days, and there’s every chance the application could be rejected after

two years of hard work.

Of the approximately 70 applications for historic designations the board receives every year, only about 20 get approved by the Minister of Environment, according to the board’s executive secretary Julie Dompierre.

That’s not to say 50 are rejected outright; sometimes they are sent back to do more research, or have to let more time pass (in the case of a nationally significant person, for example, they must be dead for 25 years).

Still, others are simply not recommended for a national historic designation because they don’t meet the

basic criteria that the person, place or event in question represents a significant part of the development of Canada, Dompierre said.

But there are enough compelling arguments for Dickinson Square’s national significance to convince this new local committee it’s worth a shot.

The historical value of Watson’s Mill certainly isn’t in dispute. Built seven years before Confederation, the handsome stone building on the banks of the Rideau River is one of only a few grist mills still functioning across North America.

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Throughout the summer volunteers still mill flour using the power of the river that rushes through its basement, the same as in 1860.

Dompierre said community support is a big consideration when it comes to designating historic sites.

“If it’s a site that is abandoned, not well looked after, the board would be hesitant to make a positive recommendation to the minister,” she said. “On the other hand, if they can demonstrate that there is really good community support, that it’s an active, well-used site, certainly the board would understand that to mean the site is not under threat.”

As the heart of the village, most community events happen in Dickinson Square, and even without a national designation it attracts visitors from across the region, particularly in the summer months. Regular programming at Watson’s Mill and Dickinson House create significant traffic, too.

If not for the mill, the vil-

lage of Manotick wouldn’t exist. Like many Canadian towns, industry precluded settlement.

In this case, businessman Moss Kent Dickinson (aka the King of the Rideau, in honour of his many steamers and barges that transported goods up and down the river) took a chance on seven acres of land in what is now Manotick.

With his business partner Joseph Currier, Dickinson built the Long Island Flouring Mills – now Watson’s Mill – in 1859 and 1860.

The complex expanded to include a sawmill, a carding mill for wool and a bung factory.

Like so many businessmen, Dickinson also had his eye on politics, and in 1864 he became Ottawa’s mayor until 1866. He later served one term as a federal Member of Parliament, representing Russell between 1882 and 1887.

Throughout all of this, Dickinson had lost his wife Elizabeth in 1861 and Currier had abandoned the Long Island operations the same year after the gruesome death of his young wife inside the mill, where it’s

rumoured she still lives as a ghost.

Despite these setbacks, in 1867 Dickinson built a large family home that still stands across the street from the mill, where ladies in fine dresses now take visitors on tours through the home.

The Dickinson House has been turned into a community museum to celebrate its significance to the development of Manotick, but also for its ties to Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald.

Local lore says the house served as Macdonald’s campaign headquarters in the 1882 and 1887 elections – something local historian Maureen McPhee, a member of the new application committee, said is probably only partly true.

The Rideau Township Historical Society, which runs the museum, last summer hired a University of Ottawa student to look into the Macdonald claims.

While the research is ongoing – they need another Canada Works grant this summer to finish it off – McPhee said the ear-

ly results can only definitively place Macdonald in Manotick one time, in the winter of 1887.

“There was a big campaign event that took place here in February where Macdonald came and spoke, and we have confirmed that after the event he went across the street to the Dickinson House and had dinner,” she said.

But the 1882 election is another matter. At that time, candidates could run in more than one riding at once, and it seems that Macdonald was added to the Carleton ballot at the last minute.

“After the election, the celebratory event was in Bells Corners and he apologized for never having been in the riding during the election,” McPhee said. “So it’s pretty clear in 1882 that it’s inaccurate to say it was the campaign headquarters.”

Nonetheless, she said the speech and dinner in 1887 shows that Manotick was of some importance. As the incumbent prime minister, Macdonald would have been incredibly busy travelling across the country, yet he still decided to stump

in the village, she said.

MP Pierre Poilievre said he is behind the bid for a national designation 100 per cent – anything to promote the “magic of the square.”

“It just makes Watson’s Mill, the carriage house and Dickinson House special places that people might want to visit,” Poilievre said. “Anyone who’s visiting Ottawa via Hwy. 416 might be inclined to stop in and see it, and maybe have lunch at a local restaurant.”

The business ramifications are all positive, Poilievre said, and the designation could also mean better access to funding for the groups operating in Dickinson Square as well.

Parks Canada has an annual $1 million pot of cash that only national historic sites can access on a 50/50 cost-sharing basis, Dompierre said. If Dickinson House needs money to replace its roof, for example, it would have to raise half the project’s budget first and then apply to Parks Canada for the rest.

Rideau-Goulbourn Coun.

Scott Moffatt said he’s also behind the proposal, even as he

chairs the board of a city-owned corporation tasked with selling Dickinson House and the nearby carriage shed to recoup the money the city paid for them in 2009.

“It wouldn’t change much in that regard,” Moffatt said, noting the designation doesn’t add any extra built heritage restrictions or obligations for the owner.

“There are entire towns that are national historic sites.

It didn’t look to me like there was anything significant there that would create a problem for anyone other than the fact that it brings positive attention to the area.”

The world heritage designation on the Rideau Canal, for example, hasn’t stopped development; on the contrary, it has opened up opportunities to reach more people.

“Everything we want to do is about trying to bring more people to the square,” Moffatt said.

“We all know how great it is, but there are a lot of people out there who haven’t experienced Watson’s Mill or Dickinson House, and this opens that up.”

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Residents applaud opening of Coventry pedestrian bridge Community Association, representing homeowners in the small community where streets are named for letters of the alphabet. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Originally, we felt we didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need it, but with construction and losing the Belfast to Conventry bridge for some time, this will help,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;So the new (pedestrian) bridge will help with walking until weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re back up and running with the Belfast to Coventry (bridge),â&#x20AC;? Lamont said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;So it gives us even more options.â&#x20AC;?

Overbrook residents on the north side of the highway say they now have a safer and easier route to access important amenities on the south side. â&#x20AC;&#x153;To me, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a great transportation link to the new LRT which will be on the other side, as well as the Via train station,â&#x20AC;? said Rawlson King, president of the Overbrook Community Association. â&#x20AC;&#x153;And itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also in close proximity to the Trainyards

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Given the constraints Eastway Gardens residents have faced with the closure of the Belfast Road to Coventry Road bridge last May, the new span will give residents south of the Queensway more routes to choose from, said Kim Lamont, president of the Eastway Gardens

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Now that Overbrook is home to a new Can Am league baseball team, the pedestrian bridge has the potential to alleviate traffic and parking issues in the community on game days at the 10,000-seat stadium, especially once the

LRT line is operational and people can get off at the future Tremblay Station on the south side. â&#x20AC;&#x153;So just in case they ever fill the stadium â&#x20AC;Ś itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a lot of stress in this area, so I think it makes sense for the amount of money that was spent and for the multiple purposes that it serves,â&#x20AC;? said King.

Alta Vista Coun. Jean Cloutier said the bridge is a â&#x20AC;&#x153;wonderful additionâ&#x20AC;? to the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s transportation network, particularly for the Eastway Gardens community which he said was impacted with the Belfast Road bridge closure. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I know I am personally looking forward to using the bridge to attend an Ottawa Champions baseball game starting in May,â&#x20AC;? he added.

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The bridge, which features heated stairs and accessible ramps on both sides, was built on time and on budget, said Mayor Jim Watson, who was joined at the grand opening celebration by Deputy Mayor Bob Monette, Rideau-Vanier Coun. Mathieu Fleury, whose ward is located nearby, and David Gourlay, president of the Ottawa Champions Baseball Club. The span was funded through a cash allowance as part of the Confederation Line construction project.

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Police arrest suspect in Barrhaven gun scare Alex Robinson

alex.robinson@metroland.com

Police have arrested a man they say brandished a gun in Barrhaven in January.

A 19-year-old man turned himself into police after they released a photo of him to the public, police say.

He allegedly pointed his gun at a driver near the intersection of Woodroffe Avenue and Stoneway

Drive on the morning of Jan. 17, police say.

Police searched the area at the time after receiving many calls about the man, but did not find him.

The man has been charged with a list of gun charges, including carrying a concealed weapon and pointing a firearm.

Police have not found the gun from the incident.

Submitted

Ottawa police released this photo of the suspect, who they said brandished a gun in Barrhaven in January.

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Christ Risen Lutheran Church

3774 Carp Rd.

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Equator coffee available after service.

St. Thomas Anglican Church

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KANATA BAPTIST CHURCH

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A New Testament Church 465 Eagleson Road (also entrance off Palomino) 11 am Family Bible Hour (Nursery Available) Sunday School 6:30 pm Evening Bible Hour www.bridlewoodbiblechapel.ca 613-591-8514

Service and Sunday School 10:30 a.m.

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Parish ofďŹ ce - 613-836-8881 Fax - 613-836-8806

85 Leacock Drive, Kanata Friday Youth Group 7:00 pm Sunday Worship 10:30 am Sunday School 9:15 am and 10:30 am Sunday Adult Bible Class 9:30 am Lenten Services starting Ash Wednesday February 18th - 7:30pm

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Plans to widen highway 174 anger nearby residents laura.mueller@metroland.com

A number of Cumberland residents mounted vocal opposition to a plan to widen highway 174, but Coun. Stephen Blais believes it’s the only way to make the road safer and improve the section through the village.

City staff presented preliminary plans to widen the 174 to four lanes east of Trim Road at a meeting held Feb. 3 at the R.J. Kennedy Memorial Community Centre. The work isn’t scheduled to be done until sometime after 2031, but the plans are being drawn up now in conjunction with the highway’s widening to the west, which will include the extension of the Confederation light-rail line from Blair Station to Place D’Orleans.

The plans didn’t sit well with several vocal residents at the meeting, some of whom live along the road that would be widened.

Willard McWilliams, who owns a property on the 174 – formerly a provincial highway and now a city road – said he’d “fight like hell” if the city tried to expropriate part of his land to add lanes to the road.

“They’re in for a real scolding at least,” he said.

Other residents were more combative with their criticism, shouting questions at staff about why they weren’t considering a “ring road” that would loop south through less developed areas. The roadwidening study is being conducted jointly with the region of Clarence-Rockland, and many Cumberland residents who attended the meeting be-

Orleans resident Martin Cusson checks out plans to widen highway 174 during an open house held at Cumberland’s R.J. Kennedy Memorial Community Centre on Feb. 4. lieved the wider road would run through their village in order to ease the commute for residents from the municipality to the east.

Blais reminded the crowd that the provincial government cancelled an initiative to build a ring road in 2013.

Two other road options were considered as part of the current study, said Valerie McGirr, a consultant from AECOM who is working on the project. * One option would run almost diagonal from Trim

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Road south of Wilhaven Drive to connect to Baseline Road. * Another route would extend Innes Road to connect to Baseline Road, with two different connection options at Brian Cobourn Boulevard.

Adding another lane in each direction on the 174 would best address transportation needs, McGirr said. After analyzing the options 17 different ways, 11 of those tests concluded that widening the 174 was the best option.

While it would be the most expensive solution, expanding the 174 is the only option that would not require the removal of homes or businesses.

The option south of Wilhaven would require the expropriation and removal of 11 homes and 10 non-residential buildings, while the Innes-Baseline routes would require removal of two homes and one nonresidential building.

More properties – a total of 169 – would be impacted by the 174 widening option, but the impact would be less, said Angela Taylor, the city’s project manager. The plan would

require the expropriation of sections of private properties along the route, but only a few metres of each property’s frontage would be needed, Taylor said.

Residents at the meeting scoffed at that, with some saying, “So the road will come right up to our houses and that’s fine?”

Taylor said it’s too early in the study to determine how many metres of each property would need to be expropriated.

A more detailed plan will be presented at another open house this spring, Taylor said. The entire study could wrap up and be brought to city council for a vote by the end of 2015, she said, but the timeline hasn’t been finalized.

People who live on the north side of the 174 would not be able to turn left out of their driveways after the road is widened; they would need to head westbound and make a U-turn at the nearest intersection or roundabout, McGirr said.

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– as many as seven – could become part of the plan as the study moves forward, Blais said. A roundabout at Cameron Street is very likely, and would serve to keep up the flow of traffic while at the same time, slowing it down, Blais said. Signalized intersections will also be considered.

Widening the road would also allow for other improvements villagers have been asking for, such as measures to slow the speed, gateway signs, landscaping and possible pedestrian and cycling pathways, Blais said.

Facing opposition from residents, Blais, who has campaigned in favour of the road widening project, told the crowd, “So you want to go to heaven, but you don’t want to die?”

The federal and provincial governments have each committed $40 million towards the project, Blais said, but the total price tag will likely be closer to $400 million, so additional funding would eventually be needed.

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While the new Airport Parkway pedestrian bridge has given Sandi London an easy link from her neighborhood to the South Keys transit station, certain isolated stretches of the new path have made her feel vulnerable.

The Hunt Club resident walks the pedestrian bridge every evening when returning home from work, but always feels uneasy when she arrives at a particular spot.

“Nobody can see you here,” she said. “You’re down in a hollow and when the leaves come out on the trees, there’s going to be a complete barricade here. When you’re walking down here and it’s dark, it’s a little creepy.”

Prompted by similar concerns from dozens of residents, River Ward Coun. Riley Brockington and GloucesterSouthgate Ward Coun. Diane Deans held a walkthrough of the bridge on Feb. 3. More than 20 residents attended to voice their worries to the city, which is conducting a safety audit.

Councillors, police community officers and city staff walked along the path with residents in order to get a sense from them what the main issues are.

“It’s one thing for me to make recommendations, but it’s important to get feedback from the people that use this bridge day in and day out,” said Stuart Benson, a safety advisor with the city who is conducting the audit.

The main concern from residents echoed London’s worry about the fact that there is a section of the path that is completely isolated from sight that runs parallel with the creek.

John Sankey, president of the Hunt Club Community Organization, suggested trimming the hedges that run along the section of pathway.

“It will greatly reduce the feelings of insecurity,” he said.

Residents also voiced concerns over snow removal, some dark areas and a lack of railings in other parts.

The councillors are going to hold a second walkthrough with residents in the spring, to observe how foliage will affect the path.

Benson will then use the public input and his own observations to draft a report recommending what needs to be done to the bridge.

“We’re going to look at everything. Nothing is off the table,” he said. “We haven’t come here with a pre-conceived list of recommendations.”

Brockington’s office had heard dozens of complaints concerning safety on the bridge since it opened in November, after years of delays.

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The second annual Dancers Give Back event returned to the Algonquin Commons Theatre on Jan. 31 to fundraise for Do It For Daron, a charity that helps young people with depression.

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The workshop was taught by dance school alumni who have gone on to dance professionally, and gave both students and teachers a chance to learn from each other. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Nobody really understands dancers like other dancers,â&#x20AC;? said Shaw, who has taught dance in Ottawa for 13 years and is now a teacher at the Leeming Danceworks dance school in OrlĂŠans. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We wanted to bring them together to appreciate each other and support each other.â&#x20AC;?

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Ottawa’s #1 Ranked Soccer Club O S U 2015 COAC H I N G S TA F F F E AT U R E S I M P R E S S I V E CO L L E C T I O N O F C R E D E N T I A L S TO G U I D E TO P P L AYE R D E V E LO PM E N T

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Good deeds day TOP: Alta Vista resident Rabbi Elie Benzaquen touches up a scroll of the Torah during the during the ninth-annual Jewish Federation of Ottawa Mitzvah Day at the Soloway Jewish Community Centre in west Ottawa on Feb. 8.

RIGHT: Ottawa Senators announcer Stuntman Stu looks on as Mayor Jim Watson works hard to snip off the ponytail of Hoodie Greiniman, 6, during Mitzvah Day events in west Ottawa. Watson snipped off Greiniman’s hair while Ottawa police Chief Charles Bordeleau gave Abbey Murwanik a haircut.

Their long hair will be donated to Pantene Beautiful Lengths, a partnership between Pantene and the Canadian Cancer Society.

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5 National/International Licenses, 3 Rising Female Leaders & 5 Full-Time Technical Staff Featuring a mix of devoted local leaders and top national/international talent, Ottawa South United Soccer Club has assembled one of the most extensive and highly-qualified staffs in the country to lead its Force Academy competitive teams in 2015.

“We’ve made no secrets about our ambitions. We want to be one of the top academies in Canada, not just in Ottawa,” notes OSU Technical Director Paul Harris, a past academy coach for Everton FC of the English Premier League. “I feel that this technical staff has the right blend of experience throughout Canada and abroad to continue to advance player development and help the club achieve these high standards.”

Amongst the additions to this year’s staff is former Canadian national team player Danielle Vella.

OSU is also very proud to have many loyal coaches who have been with the club since its inception over 10 years ago, as well as a number of former players who have joined the coaching ranks.

“That shows the camaraderie of the staff and that they’re on the same page,” Harris indicates.

OSU’s coaches boast an impressive list of credentials across the board, including five who have a National ‘B’ licence or higher – Harris (UEFA ‘A’), Craig Stead (National ‘B’ & USSF Youth), Paul Turner (National ‘B’), Simon Wilshaw (UEFA ‘B’) and Abe Osman (National ‘B’) – along with other accomplished leaders such as Russell Shaw, a back-toback winner of Ottawa’s first-ever Ontario Youth Soccer League championships in 2013 and 2014.

“For an amateur club, that’s a fantastic achievement,” underlines Harris, one of five full-time coaches who lead OSU’s popular programs, including its Centre of Excellence. “What I love about OSU is the hunger that’s always there to keep moving forward and achieve the best that we possibly can.”

Interested in coaching at OSU? Contact Paul Harris at osuhc@osu.ca

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The shy, softly spoken 18-year-old started skating at the age of four, when her parents signed her up at a skating club in Brockville, Ont. Coaches quickly realized Chartrand had talent and recommended she get additional training in Ottawa.

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Lillian Mary Grant September 27, 1927 – January 18, 2015 We the family of the late Lillian Grant would like to express our sincere thanks to everyone who shared our grief at the loss of a very special Wife, Mother, Mother-in-law, Grandmother, Godmother, Aunt and friend.

Our heartfelt thanks to those who attended the wake and funeral, made donations, sent flowers and sympathy cards and condolences.

Special thank you to Tubman Funeral Home especially Melissa Wagner, Reverend Monique Stone and the organist.

To all who donated food and set up tables in the hall following the service.

Thank you to some of the nurses and doctors at the Queensway Carleton Hospital especially A4-Rehabilitation and Geriatrics.

With love and thanks, Betty, Bill, Dave, Gloria, Mary and Buck.

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JOHNSTON, Margaret

Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital on Thursday, February 5, 2015.

Emilia Fuisz of Arnprior passed away at the age of 62 years.

Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital on Friday afternoon, February 6th, 2015 at the age of 93 years. Beloved wife of the late Jack Johnston (February 3rd, 1996).

Dear mother of Timothy of Guelph and Raymond (Janice Grenkie) of Toronto. Loved “Gramma” of Dawn of Vancouver; Raymond of Guelph and a great-grandson, Jack. Margaret was the last surviving child of the late Michael and Mary Ann (nee Sloan) Lawn. Predeceased by her siblings: Eva Sloan (late Jerry); Tom Lawn (late Hortie); Bernadette Rolfe (late Alfred); John Lawn and James Lawn (late Rita).

Friends joined Margaret’s family for visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Monday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and again on Tuesday from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m. A Funeral Mass was celebrated in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Braeside on Tuesday afternoon, February 10th at 2:30. Interment Malloch Road Cemetery, Arnprior. In memory of Margaret, a donation to the “Palliative Care Unit” of the Arnprior Hospital would be appreciated by her family.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

Devoted daughter of the late Frank Fuisz and the late Juliana Emilia Wojtyna. Emilia was also predeceased by her brother, Frank.

Emilia’s cremated remains will be intered in the Fuisz family plot at the Malloch Road Cemetery in the Spring of 2015.

If you would like to be notified of the date and time of this event, please contact André Pilon at 613-623-5194.

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A. David MacLaren August 5, 1938 – February 5, 2005 10 years of never forgetting my dear late husband, We watched you suffer from that horrible day October 23, 2001.

When you had the brain hemorrhage and surgery till your death 4 years later We prayed for you and watched over you in vain for your recovery.

You will never be forgotten.

Our family recalls memories of you nearly every day.

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Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital while surrounded by the love of his family on Sunday, February 1st, 2015 in his 76th year. Much loved and loving husband and best friend for over 54 years of Helen (nee Irwin). Proud and equally loved father of Jim (Carla) of Pakenham; Tom (Seveine) of Arnprior and Dee Dee Reid (Fitzroy) of Barrhaven. Loving “Grampa” of Matthew and Sarah Hall; Aaron Quimby, Fitzroy Reid Jr.; Alysha, Dawson and Sydney Reid. Donnie was the middle son of Ted (late 2005) and Dorothy (nee Belford) Hall of Arnprior; originally of Pakenham. Dear brother of Morris (Sandra) of Glasgow Station; Mervyn (Linda) of Carleton Place and Beverley Cowan (Stanley) of Woodlawn and infant sister, Dorothy (deceased).

Special brother-in-law of Archdeacon Sidney Irwin (Elizabeth) of Mariatown; Pat Irwin (Robin) of Ladysmith, B.C. and Peggy Hogarth of Toronto. Also predeceased by in-laws: Joy Hall (nee Kittner); Brenda Hall (nee Cunningham); Amy and John Hollister and Connie and Ralph Ayers. Fondly remembered by his goddaughter, Leah (Dunlop) Barrie as well as many nieces and nephews. Don began his working life as a licensed automobile mechanic after an apprenticeship with John Langford of Pakenham and then with Reid Brothers in Arnprior for 20 years. He launched his own business in 1979, Centretown Coin Wash and Dry Cleaners which he and Helen and their many dedicated staff operated for the next 11 years. He was subsequently employed

by Century 21, Arnprior Honda, NAPA Auto Parts and ended his working days as a school bus driver. He was an active member of Emmanuel Anglican Church for over 55 years; twice President of the Arnprior Lions Club where he was honoured to become a life member. He led an active sporting life with softball in the summer and hockey in the winter and later on golf in the summer, swimming in August and snowmobiling in the winter. He thoroughly enjoyed time with family and friends at home and at the cottage at Lyndoch Lake. His kind, gentle, totally honest nature and keen sense of humour will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. The world is a better place because Donnie has been here. Many thanks to Dr. Robson; the nursing staff at Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital and the many CCAC workers who helped make the last 6 years of Donnie’s life easier.

Donnie suffered 2 strokes in 2009, from which he recovered admirably and for the past 8 years he battled COPD. Friends were invited to join the Hall family during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and again on Friday from 9:15 until 10:15 a.m. A Funeral Service was conducted in Emmanuel Anglican Church, Arnprior on Friday morning, February 6th at 11 o’clock. Interment St. Mark’s Cemetery in the Spring. In memory of Don, a donation to Emmanuel Anglican Church; the Partners in Caring Foundation of the Arnprior Hospital or the Arnprior Lions Club would be appreciated by the family. A Lions Club Tribute Service took place at the funeral home on Thursday evening at 6:30.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

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SPARLING, Cora Peacefully while surrounded by family at the Groves Park Lodge, Renfrew in the early morning hours of Monday, February 9th, 2015; Cora Lottie Mary Ann Sparling; formerly of Braeside passed away following a lengthy illness at the age of 85 years. Loved daughter of the late Charles Thomas Smith and the late Sarah Emily Havlin. Beloved and proud wife of the late Carl Joseph David Sparling. (October 10, 1991). Dearly loved mother of Jeanette Bertrand (Dennis); Jerry Sparling (Charlene) and Doug Sparling (Lisa). Cherished “Nanny” of Brittany, Kayla, Alyssa, Ashley, Carly, Brayden, Leland, Chloe, Jansen and stepgrandmother of Thomas. Dear sister of Charles Smith (Jean); Lilda Schwartz (Wilfred), Ethel Yach (late Mervin), Sherman Smith (Gisele) and Dalton Smith (Sharon). Predeceased by a brother, Harvey (late Fern) and a sister, Minerva Sparling. Also survived by many special nieces and nephews. Cora’s family received relatives and friends during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and again on Thursday morning from 9:30 until 10:15 a.m. A Service of Thanksgiving for the life and faith of Cora Sparling was conducted in Grace St. Andrew’s United Church, Arnprior on Thursday morning, February 12th at 11 o’clock. Interment Sand Point Public Cemetery. In memory of Cora, a donation to the Partners in Caring Foundation of the Arnprior Hospital or the Alzheimer Society would be most appreciated.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

HENDERSON, Clarence “Billy” (Retired – Town of Arnprior Public Works) (Valued and Loyal Associate Pilon Family Funeral Home 1997 – 2010) Peacefully at the Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital with his children at his side on Thursday evening, February 5th, 2015.

Clarence William Henderson of Arnprior passed away a few days shy of his 86th birthday.

Beloved husband of Shirley (nee Scully). Dearly loved “Dad” of Dorinda Kelly (Don Burchat) of Arnprior and David Henderson (Gail Fusee) of Waba. Proud “Grampa” of Samira, Sarah and Ahmad. Dear brother of Jimmy, Everett, George, Allan , Allister, Peggy, Barbara, Marion and Helen. Predeceased by a sister, Ethel and a brother, Jackie. A quiet, soft spoken man, Clarence always took great pride in his work and always strived to serve his employers and his community to the best of his ability. He will be missed. The Henderson family received friends during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Monday, February 9th from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. and again on Tuesday morning, February 10th from 10 to 10:45 a.m.

A Service to honour Clarence was conducted in the Pilon Family Chapel on Tuesday at 11 o’clock. Interment Malloch Road Cemetery, Arnprior. In memory of Clarence, a donation to the “Palliative Care Unit” of the Arnprior Hospital would be appreciated by his family,.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

FINDLAY, Lindsay (Dedicated Truck Driver - D & J Transport) Tragically as the result of a motor vehicle accident near Toronto on Tuesday evening, February 3rd, 2015. Lindsay Arthur Findlay of Stewartville passed away at the age of 51 years. Dear son of Vera Findlay (nee Delahunt) of Arnprior and of the late Murray Findlay. Adored husband and best friend of Sandy (nee Donnelly). Cherished and very proud Dad of Brittany (and her fiancé Mitch Bott). Dearly loved brother of Ann Hewitt (late Doug) of Woodlawn; Carol Lesway (late Mervin) of Stittsville; Craig Findlay of Kinburn and Toby Findlay (Krysie Lamendeau) of Arnprior. Special son-in-law of Mike and Margo Donnelly of Arnprior. Predeceased by his brotherin-law Frankie Donnelly. Fondly remembered by several nieces and nephews. Lindsay’s magnetic personality and amazing sense of humour will leave an indelible mark in the memories of all who knew him. He will be dearly missed. Friends were invited to pay their respects and share their memories of Lindsay with his family during visitation at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Saturday, February 7th from 3 until 9 p.m. and again on Sunday February 8th from 11:30 to 12:45 p.m. A Service to honour and remember Lindsay was conducted in the Pilon Family Chapel on Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Cremation followed. In memory of Lindsay, a donation to MADD Ottawa or a charity of your choice would be most appreciated by his family. Due to severe family allergies please refrain from perfumes or cologne.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

Reid, Ronald “Rockin Ronnie” (Retired Clerk - Arnprior Post Office) (Proud Decorated WW II Veteran )

Peacefully at the Renfrew Victoria Hospital on Saturday morning, February 7th, 2015; Ronald Osborne Reid of Braeside passed away at the age 90 years. Beloved husband for almost 19 years of Norma Dewar. Predeceased by his first wife, Fern Hanson (1991). Dear father of Morris (Sharon) of Renfrew; Tom (Shelley) of Calabogie; Robert Reid of Arnprior; Cathy Olmstead (Randy) of Burnstown and Susan Reid of Toronto. Ron was also a grandfather and great-grandfather. Fondly remembered by the Dewar family: John (Linda) of Braeside; Debbie Dewar (Wendy McNab) of Carleton Place; Alex (Karina) and Jamie, both of Braeside. Special brother-in-law of Tom and Margaret Hanson and their sons Ryan and Casey and their families. Dear brother of Reid Hamilton (Betty) of Glasgow Station and Christine Church of Renfrew. Predeceased by 4 sisters: Grace Hiederman, Catherine Hebert, Harriet Beliveau and Edna McGregor. Family and friends were invited to pay their respects at the Pilon Family Funeral Home and Chapel Ltd., 50 John Street North, Arnprior on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. and again on Wednesday morning from 10 until 10:45 a.m. A Service in celebration of Ron’s life was conducted in the Pilon Family Chapel on Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock. Cremation followed with interment at the Malloch Road Cemetery in the Spring. In memory of Ron, a donation to L’Arche Arnprior would be most appreciated. Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 174 Arnprior will hold a tribute service for Ron on Tuesday evening at 6:30.

Condolences/Tributes/Donations www.pilonfamily.ca

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An aboriginal homeless drop-in centre on Rideau Street will have to close due to lack of funding, but the nature of the cuts remains hazy for some.

The drop-in centre, located at 510 Rideau St., is operated by the Odawa Native Friendship Centre, and was kept in operations with provincial and federal money given to the city to fund anti-homelessness initiatives. The announcement of the closing came the same day that the city tabled its draft budget.

Operators of the drop-in centre and members of the aboriginal community took to the Internet and social media to demand the city re-think the funding cut, setting up a peti-

tion to reinstate funding on Change.org.

“The closure of the drop-in centre will bring chaos to the homeless community,” wrote Odawa executive director Morgan Hare. “510 Rideau is vital to the healing of First Nations, Métis and Inuit people who are at risk or in transition into homes of their own.

The city maintains that the move is out of its hands, given a change in the criteria for utilizing that particular funding pool.

Mayor Jim Watson responded to the controversy on Twitter on Feb. 4.

“Not city cuts. Same amount of (money) and changes are due to decision to promote housing first policy. City manages program; feds set policy,” stated Watson.

The directives of the Federal Homelessness Partnership Strategy come from the highest level of government, with funds from the federal and provincial governments allotted to municipalities like Ottawa, explained Rideau-Vanier Coun. Mathieu Fleury, adding that the city’s share of the funding totals $10.8 million.

Day programs like the dropin centre don’t apply under a

directive that has shifted its focus towards getting people out of shelters and into housing within a 90-day window.

Fleury stressed that the amount of money in the fund and the amount going to Ottawa anti-homelessness and aboriginal assistance initiatives hasn’t changed.

“Organizations must be part of the housing-first strategy (to receive funding),” said Fleury.

“There were 29 agencies that applied for it, and three agencies were not successful.”

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“Some people aren’t giving the context (of the situation).

City staff will help in the transition to ensure no clients are left behind.”

The city is working with other aboriginal service providers like the Wabano Centre, Minwaashin Lodge and others to ensure aboriginal services reach those who need it, he said.

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You could take one burner off at a time on the Findlay Oval, or you could use the handle and the whole top of the stove with the two burners could be lifted at once. Father lifted the iron handle, raising the top of the stove and hooking the handle to keep the stove open.

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Mother never did get over her fear of a winter house fire. Every night, without fail, she would take our winter outerwear off the hooks at the back door, lay everything out on chairs at the bottom of the stairs, with orders that, not if, but when, a fire broke out, we were to grab our clothes and head outside as fast as our legs could carry us.

And again, without fail, Father would remind her that the old house had stood for more than 100 years and the cook stove had raged all that time.

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Despite freezing temperatures, a strong wind and plenty of blowing snow, teams of adult competitors came out on Day 2 of the Riverside South Community Association’s charity pond hockey tournament at Spratt Park on Feb. 8. Proceeds from the adult tournament and a one-day children’s tournament on Feb. 7 will help cover Manotick resident Ryan Boutilier’s rehabilitation expenses as he recovers from a traumatic brain injury.

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Mandy Metcalfe, supervisor with the Before and After School in Manor Park, accepts a pot of homemade chili from Manor Park resident Andrew Gerbig, who made the dish with the help of his two-year-old son. In addition to a hockey game, bonfire, ice skating and music, residents also got the chance to taste several different types of chili as part of the Manor Park Community Council’s annual skating party and chili cook-off on Feb. 7. First place in the cook-off went to Sabine Straube, the second-place winner was Paul Gragg and third place went to eight-year-old twins Emma and Meghan Glinsky.

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OSTA won’t change bus stop Greely parents claim is unsafe emma.jackson@metroland.com

A group of Greely parents have locked horns with Ottawa’s school bus provider over what the parents consider to be an unsafe bus stop on Remington Way. Linda Brayman is leading the charge to have the stop, which serves nine students ranging from junior kindergarten to Grade 7, moved away from a residential intersection and back to a private driveway on Collier Crescent.

That’s where kids have been catching bus X33 for the past six years; every year, the Ottawa School Transportation Authority lists the stop at the intersection of Remington and Collier, and every year the parents have asked to change it back to the nearby driveway.

They haven’t officially changed it the past few years because the bus driver had been serving them long enough to know where to find them.

But just before the Christmas holiday, suddenly the bus driver was telling parents she could no longer go down the crescent, because it’s against OSTA safety policies.

Now parents are pushing to reverse the change – in the name of safety.

“The intersection is not a four way stop and it is right after a bend in the road at the bottom of a hill in which many people travel at fast speeds. It is also a through street for cars to get over to Hwy. 31, as well as the local grocery store which creates a heavy flow of traffic,” Brayman wrote in an email to OSTA executives on Jan. 7.

She said the children have to stand on the road, clustered around the stop sign.

It’s dangerous with ditches behind them – preventing them from taking 10 paces back as the bus approaches as they are trained to do in bus safety school – and in winter it gets even more precarious, she said.

“As the roads get plowed in Greely, those hills get higher and higher,” Brayman said.

There are no sidewalks in the neighbourhood to get the kids off the road, which is why parents had opted to use a fellow parent’s driveway as the stop instead.

“In the middle of winter where there’s nowhere for the kids to stand,” she said.

But that’s not how OSTA sees it. General manager Vicky Kyriaco said many areas across the city do not have sidewalks, and the Greely intersection parents are calling busy

actually only sees about seven cars an hour in peak times.

“It’s not a heavily travelled roadway,” she said. “With parental supervision and the way the road is designed, we expect that safety is acceptable.”

She said the transportation authority tries to put bus stops at intersections to provide a common gathering point for student coming from all directions.

The change back to the official stop was made this past December, Kyriaco said, because a kindergarten student on Remington is eligible for school bus transportation, and there wasn’t consensus among the affected families as to where the stop should be located.

“When the change had to be made the parents couldn’t agree on what side it would be on, so we went to our fallback,” she said.

Brayman disagrees; she said she has spoken to all of the parents involved and they’re on side to put the stop back to 1319 Collier.

The home daycare provider who takes care of the kindergarten student wants to add a stop at her home on Remington so the student doesn’t have to cross the road, but

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Students walk around a parked car to board bus X33 for Castor Valley Elementary School at the corner of Remington Way and Collier Crescent in Greely. Parents want to move the bus stop out of the intersection and onto a private driveway. that wouldn’t alter the route since the bus already drives by the house anyway, Brayman said.

Kyriaco said she doesn’t expect OSTA will make an exception for the parents.

“We have thousands of students who walk to school every day from residential areas that have no sidewalks,” she said.

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Construction on the parking garage to be built on Second Avenue in the Glebe, shown in an artist’s rendering, was originally supposed to begin in March 2014. Work got underway in earnest last week, according to the city.

Work finally begins on new Glebe parking garage Construction on 150-space structure originally scheduled to begin last March Staff

After a near year-long delay, construction on the Glebe parking garage at the corner of Bank Street and Second Avenue got underway on Jan. 19.

Construction of the 150space structure, originally scheduled to start last spring in anticipation of the reopening of Lansdowne Park, got underway in earnest last month.

The $9.5-million structure was approved by city council last year and the four-storey garage will replace an existing 60-space municipal lot on the property in an effort to bolster the supply of parking in the area.

The garage will also add 35 bicycle parking spaces to the neighbourhood.

The existing lot, according to the city, is closed until construction is complete, with the exception of a small section reserved for monthly pass holders until the end of February. Alternate parking is available at Fifth Avenue Court, at Lansdowne Park and along streets in the neighbourhood.

In March 2014, Capital Ward Coun. David Chernushenko announced work on the parking garage project would be delayed until March of this year, meaning construction is slightly ahead of schedule.

According to the councillor, a third party review at

that time determined the work would not be complete in time for the holiday season.

“Let’s just say we are taking time to do it right,” Chernushenko said last year.

According to the city, neighbours can expect to hear more noise and see more debris around the site during this phase of construction, which will continue until mid-March.

The city and the contractor will work to minimize noise and dust generated by construction, and throughout the project the city will work to keep residents informed with updates on progress and timelines every week or two, depending on the level of activity at the site.

Further information about the project can be found at ottawa.ca.

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KANATA MEET & GREET February 13, 2015 www.walterpamic.ca

SPECIAL GUEST Dillon Hillier the Canadian Forces Vet (retired Corporal) who fought with the Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga against ISIS; and son of MPP Randy Hillier

Walter is running for the Conservative Nomination in Kanata-Carleton!

Come join us for a casual evening and a chance to ask Walter about his platform and why he is running for this nomination.

Where: The Burbs Pup & Eatery 501 Hazeldean Rd., Kanata Time: 8:00-10:00pm Complimentary refreshments will be served!

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Last chance to dump Carlsbad dump Residents ask province to reject proposal over claims of shoddy science Emma Jackson

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About 100 residents gathered at the Carlsbad Springs community centre on Feb. 5 for a final push against Taggart Miller’s proposal to build a 430-acre industrial and commercial waste management site on Boundary Road.

The Dump This Dump 2 campaign has been fighting Taggart Miller’s proposal for more than two years, citing concerns about long-term environmental impacts, traffic volumes and smell. The public meeting – which Taggart Miller did not attend – is part of the group’s ongoing campaign to inform residents about the developer’s environmental assessment (EA) submitted this winter, and to continue a letter-writing campaign to provincial decision-makers to stop the project in its tracks.

Residents have until Feb. 20 to express their concerns about the EA, after which the province’s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change will review public comment for five weeks. The public will get another five weeks in the spring to go over the ministry’s early report before the final decision-making period commences in May. Environment Minister Glen Murray will have to accept or reject the EA by the end of July.

Dump This Dump 2 president Sue Langlois encouraged residents to send letters to their provincial representatives and project staff and to even drop into the ministry’s regional office on Don Reid Drive off Walkley Road.

“Now is the time to stop them, not when it’s going through the court or through arbitration,” Langlois said.

So far supporters have sent about 400 letters, she said.

If the province approves the environmental assessment this summer, Taggart Miller would still have to file an Official Plan amendment with the city and then go through rezoning and site plan processes.

Edwards resident Charles Preston asked Cumberland Coun. Stephen Blais why the city can’t just stop Taggart Miller at that point.

His answer was bleak.

“In all honesty, if the province says yes and the city says no, Taggart Miller will take it to the Ontario Municipal Board and most likely win,” Blais told the crowd. “Is it worth going down that path and fighting?

That’s a conversation we don’t ever want to have because we want the province to say no before we get there.”

Langlois said her group has used the $75,000 it has received from the city of Ottawa to hire scientists to identify flaws in Taggart Miller’s report. Biologist Fred Schueler is investigating impacts on the fauna and flora that live in and around the boggy site, for example, and SENES environmental consultants will deal with air quality issues.

The group has also brought a hydro-geologist on board to consider water table impacts.

“He did a review of the draft environmental assessment earlier in the year and his comments say there

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Residents sign letters for provincial leaders asking Minister of Environment Glen Murray to reject Taggart Miller’s environmental assessment on a proposed waste management site in Carlsbad Springs during a public meeting on Feb. 5. are a lot of general assumptions that are based on no real data,” Langlois said.

A similar project for the same site was rejected in the 1980s because, the group asserts, of concerns about impacts to the area’s high water table and because of the “squishy soil” made up largely of unstable leda clay.

Taggart Miller, however, says on its website that the project was canned because of documentation

and planning errors, not environmental concerns.

“Today the site remains – as it was in the 1980s – an excellent location for the (Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre) that can be designed and operated in compliance with all current Ministry of the Environment requirements,” the website says.

Information about sending feedback can be found at dumpthisdump2.ca. Information from Taggart Miller’s project is at crrrc.ca.

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Local events and happenings over the coming weeks — free to non-profit organizations Fax: 613-224-2265, E-mail: kanata@metroland.com The deadline for community event submissions is Friday at noon.

Feb. 12

The Beaverbrook 50th Anniversary Winter Carnival continues with family skat-

ing at the Stephen Leacock rink until Feb. 13 from 7 to 8 p.m., Feb. 14-15 from 1 to 3 p.m., with the carnival ending on Feb. 16 with indoor skating at the Mlacak Arena from 1 to 3 p.m.

Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.

The Kanata Legion at 70 Hines Road is hosting a fundraising Heart for a Heart Valentine Dance and Silent Auction for the Maveety family. Jim Maveety has been on the heart transplant list for a number of years. It takes place Feb. 14 starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $12 per person. Purchase tickets in advance only by Feb.12.

For more information visit www.kanatabr638.ca or call 613-592-5570 or visit Kanata Legion on Facebook.

Feb. 16

Family Fun Day takes place at the Mlacak Arena at 2500 Campeau Dr. from 1 to 3 p.m. for free skating. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served.

We are seeking out those citizens of Kanata who are interested in starting their own Kiwanis Club of Kanata.

Come join us for an information session to explore the opportunity of belonging to one of the best service organizations in Canada and the World.

DATE: Tuesday, February 24th TIME: 7:00pm LOCATION: Kanata Golf and Country Club 7000 Campeau Drive, Kanata, ON K2K 1X5 Join the Event on Facebook!

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Feb. 18-April 15

The Hy-Liners will hold linedancing for beginners and novices at Almonte’s Old Town Hall on Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. To register, or for more information, call instructor Hyacinth at 613 623 0976 or email at mais-brown@sypmatico.ca.

Feb. 18

A meeting on the Brigil Heritage Hills development takes place from 7-9 p.m. at the Beaverbrook Library at 2500 Campeau Dr. Brigil and their planning consultants will be presenting their latest development plans and the proposed changes for 124 Battersea Crescent, and welcome the community’s feedback.

Feb. 19-21

The Kanata United Church

Book Sale, with more than 35,000 used books for sale at 33 Leacock Dr. takes place from 5-9 p.m. on Thursday, 1-9 p.m. on Friday and 9-2 p.m. on Sautrday. The “Kids Only” sale takes place on Thursday afternoon from 1 to 4:30 p.m. – kids shop while parents/caregivers relax nearby. For more information, call 592-5834 for more info or visit www.kuc.ca

Feb. 22

A Chinese New Year Celebration will take place at the Beaverbrook Library at 2500 Campeau Dr., with families invited to join from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. to celebrate Chinese culture with traditional performances, music, stories and refreshments. Free tickets are available now at the Beaverbrook Library. This event is being run in partnership with KCSSC. Please visit

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Feb. 23

A Kanata North town hall meeting will take place from 7-9 p.m. at the Kanata Senior’s Centre. Coun.

Wilkinson will be hosting the Town Hall meeting where City budget, Tanger Mall Phase II development, the new Cabela’s Sports Store, the Bridges Church expansion, construction on Klondike Road and the bus routes will be discussed.

The Kanata Choral Society presents Saints and Sinners, the magical music of Broadway, Spirituals and Folk Songs portraying our favourite heroes and villains. The event takes place at St. Paul’s Anglican Church at 20 Young Rd. starting at 3:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door.

For more information please visit www.kanatachoralsociety.ca or phone 613-592-1991

Feb. 27

The Beaverbrook branch of the public library will hold a sleepover for stuffed animals event where children can bring their stuffed animal at 4 p.m., make a sleeping bag, read a bedtime story and then retrieve their stuffed animal at 10:30 a.m. on Feb. 28. For more information, go to www. biblioottawalibrary.ca.

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Queensway Carleton Hospital is recruiting new members to sit on our Patient and Family Advisory Council. If you are interested in applying to be a member of the council or would like more information, contact Alison Girouard at agirouard@qch.on.ca or call 613 721 2000 ext. 5655.

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The Earl of March Music Annual Berry Sale is taking orders of blueberries, raspberries and cranberries. The sale ends on Feb. 9, with fruit delivery taking place on Feb. 27. To order or for more information, contact Jan at 613 592 9737.

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CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, look forward to the weeks ahead, as some good news is on the horizon. Allow others around you to share in the good times ahead.

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, revisit your career goals this week. Even if your goals seem ever-changing, it can be productive to reexamine them from time to time.

PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Keep things simple this week, Pisces. You will have a lot on your plate in the days ahead, but it’s nothing you can’t handle.

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Lot 234 - 3: Village Home, The Appleby, Elev. ‘A1’, 1,100 Sq.Ft., $229,990 Includes: 3 Stainless Steel Appliances, OTR Microwave, Granite Countertops In Kitchen, Hardwood In Lieu Of Carpet On Main Floor, Ceramic In Lieu Of Vinyl Throughout, Kitchen Backsplash, Washer/ Dryer & Air Conditioning.

Closing Date: August 27th 2015

Lot 184: 34' Home, The Glade, Elev. ‘A’, 1,939 Sq.Ft., $357,990 Includes: $5,000 At Décor, Granite Countertops In Kitchen, Rec. Room Ready, 9' Main Floor Ceiling & Hearth & Home.

Closing Date: November 26th 2015

Lot 241 - 2: 2-Storey Townhome, The Lilac, Elev. ‘A’, 1,577 Sq.Ft., $283,990 Includes: $12,500 At Décor, 3 Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Countertops In Kitchen, Bath Oasis, Alternate Kitchen, Rec. Room Ready & Double Sided Fireplace Closing Date: September 10th 2015

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