Neighbourhood LORNE PARK Issue 08 2021

ISSUE 08 • 2021

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In-Home Senior Care Canadian seniors are living longer and healthier lives. In 2014 there were 6 million Canadians over 65 with a life expectancy of 81. By 2030 there will be over 9.5 million Canadians over 65 with a life expectancy of 86.

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ENTHUSIAST TO was started An amazing initiative

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bird watching became a hobby, especially erlin app on my phone. During many social

Parkinson’s in the Park programs are offered in partnership with the City of Mississauga and this series of programs consists of Age wise exercise, Walk/Pole Walk and Stretch/Tai Chi which are all offered at local Municipal Parks. Improving mobility through exercise helps decrease the risks of fall and can help manage other complications of the disease as well as keeping engaged with others and making new friends, New sessions starting the week of August 16th.

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BIRDING ENTHUSIAST TO

BUTTERFLY ENTHUSIAST During the pandemic, bird watching became a hobby, especially with the Cornell Lab Merlin app on my phone. During many social distanced walks looking and listening for birds, the butterflies started flittering in and out of my vision and capturing my attention.

Cabbage White Susan Gibbins

Monarch Wild Indigo Duskywing

Many butterflies are beautiful, just like birds. Binoculars can help to appreciate them, just like birds.

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They tend to not hide in leafy trees, UNLIKE birds. Many butterflies have their favourite plant… find the plant, find the butterfly.

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Some merits of Birding/Butterfly watching: makes you happier, is calming, keeps you mentally sharp, is a social activity and keeps you physically active and of course you become more connected to nature.

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26 th Annual

MISSISSAUGA ARTS AWARDS SHINES A LIGHT ON DESERVING ARTISTS

The 26th Annual Mississauga Arts Awards (MARTYS) premiered on Tuesday, June 29th at 7:00 PM on Mississauga Arts Council’s YouTube Channel: youtu.be/6ajS-iKz_fI Mississauga's arts community came together to celebrate the greatest achievements in the arts in Mississauga across all artistic practices in this compelling online presentation.

"It’s been two long years since the leading lights in the arts communities gathered to celebrate, and recognize our most outstanding performers - and I've missed you!" says Mayor Bonnie Crombie "Thank you, for your inspiring talents that enrich our city every day. Congratulations, we salute you, we need you, and we thank you for your resilience!"

The virtual award show, directed by Ron Duquette, highlighted the creative ingenuity displayed by the achievements of our 53 finalists, including 16 MARTY winners and 3 Community Award Winners. The show featured performances by MARTYS host and 2019 Music Solo Vocalist - Established Winner, Arlene; 2019-2021 City of Mississauga Poet Laureate and 2019 MARTY - Literary Arts Emerging Winner, Paul Edward Costa; and 2017 MARTY Dance Established Winner, Frog in Hand Dance Company.

"In the wake of a detrimental year due to the COVID-19 pandemic the accomplishments of the winners are truly exceptional, considering the circumstances they have had to endure," says MAC Executive Director, Mike Douglas "Congratulations to all of the 2021 MARTY Winners!"

"Thank you to the generous sponsors of the 2021 MARTY Awards", says Ken Jones, MAC’s President, "The show would not be possible without your support." Special thanks to our Patron Sponsors: Daniels Corporation, Edenshaw Developments, Rogers Real Estate Development and Urban Capital’s latest tower, M4.

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2021 MARTY WINNERS We would like to congratulate all of our 2021 MARTY Award winners, Community Award Winners and finalists on all of your achievements. 19 winners were named at the 2021 MARTY awards, with great delight and reactions as they were surprised by their achievements.

• Dance Emerging // Rohan Dhupar • Dance Established // Tobin Thomas • Digital Arts Award Emerging // Vrishub Merai • Digital Arts Special Award // The Tom and Rick Show • Fashion & Beauty Established // Maya Charbin • Hazel McCallion Volunteer of the Year // Mary Miskic • Laurie Pallett Patron of the Arts // Port Credit Community Foundation • Lifetime Achievement // Anthony Panacci • Literary Arts Emerging // Carolyne Topdjian • Literary Arts Established // Pratap Reddy • Music - Group Emerging // Five and Tens • Music - Group Established // MAYBE MAY • Music - Solo Instrumental Established // Davor Jordanovski • Music - Solo Vocalist Emerging // Gabriela Rodgers • Music - Solo Vocalist Established // Matt Zaddy • Theatre Arts Established // Jasmine Sawant • Visual Arts Emerging // Yen Linh Thai • Visual Arts Established // Sherry Prenevost • Virtual Festival of the Year Award // MonstrARTity

Next year, we hope to be back in-person at the Mississauga Convention Centre for another exciting celebration of the arts in Mississauga.

Learn more: mississaugaartscouncil.com/themartys

PORT CREDIT

SLOW ROLL

By Susan Gibbins | Photography by Peeter Poldre

In late July, the Port Credit Slow Roll began its new season with a ride from J C Saddington Park. Under the leadership of Ray Marentette, over forty riders enthusiastically took place. The youngest riders, Timothy, Hanna and Mackenzie, ranged in age from nine to twelve!

The Port Credit Slow Roll community bike rides began in May 2018 with over 200 cyclists having joined for at least one ride.

With Berts Sports Excellence being the main sponsor, the group have experienced growth with sponsored T-shirts, free bike tune-ups and draws. The every two weeks Slow Roll rides are now expanding throughout Mississauga into Streetsville and Cooksville with a possibility of more to come.

The Slow Roll were invited to be a participant in the 2019 Canada Day Paint the Town Red Parade and they are looking forward to 2022’s Canada Day parade.

These rides, which are approved by the City of Mississauga, are open to all ages with no participation fee. Join the Port Credit Slow Roll Facebook group for updates on weather and other related notices.

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