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Governments must plan for climate change We’ve passed the point of no return. In her 2016 Greenhouse Gas Progress Report, entitled Facing Change, the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, Dianne Saxe, writes that what we think of as "normal" weather is gone. In 2015, for the first time in at least 800,000 years, the amount of carbon dioxide in our atmosphere exceeded 400 parts per million and won’t likely dip below that level again in the foreseeable future. "It is too late to avoid some disruptive and expensive changes to our environment and economy," the report states. "But we can still influence how destructive those changes will be." According to the head of the Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation at the University of Waterloo, Blair Feltmate, temperatures in southern Ontario are up, on average, 2 to 3 C compared to pre-industrial levels. "It is here to stay; it is irreversible," Feltmate said. "We can slow it down, which we should do, but it will not stop it. Climate change has happened, it is happening and it is going to continue to happen." The fact of the matter is, we’re already seeing the effects of climate change. Parts of Western Canada are experiencing warmer, drier weather of late - increasing the risk of wildfires, such as that which struck Fort McMurray, Alta. last summer. Parts of Ontario, including the GTA, are getting more severe storms and seeing a greater potential for flooding such as that which occurred earlier this month. And while this part of the world may not be as hard hit by the impacts of climate change as others, officials at all levels of government would still be wise to take the Scouts Motto to heart and be prepared. While action plans aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprints are common among governments, the response to the effects of our changing climate are more often reactive rather than proactive. Instead of continuing to plan as though climate change is simply a possibility, policymakers need to treat it as what it is: a reality. Municipalities, for example, should heed Feltmate’s advice and adopt new standards for future development, such as wider water pipes and larger floodplains, to lessen the risk of disasters. At the same time, work must begin on upgrading older infrastructure to help protect existing areas from harm. Climate change is here and it’s not a question of if severe weather will impact us, but when. Our leaders, from municipalities to the federal government, need to act now to mitigate its effects.

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• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR • Balanced provincial budget ’smoke and mirrors’ RE: EDITORIAL: Ontario one correction away from a debt crisis, May 4. You wrote, "The Kathleen Wynne government turned the financial page Thursday and introduced a balanced budget ..." No, they did not. It was a fake balance, just ’smoke and mirrors’. One-time money from the sale of Hydro One, government buildings (such as the LCBO and OPG headquarters), was taken as income. You never do this, even if the fake sale is justified (it wasn’t). The financial accountability office (FAO) has debunked this so-called ’balance’, citing the measures

used to create the illusion of balance. The FAO also doubted that the financial projections were valid. It also looks like capital expenditures may have been depreciated over an exaggerated service life. As for the hydro rate relief plan, this is just bizarre. They are simply borrowing more for our children to pay. Meanwhile, the taxpayer pays the rising debt service charges. Roger Jones Thornhill

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adult-workshops.dot COST: $60 With photographer Max Skwarna. Two hours on macro photography and two hours on landscape photography. City of Vaughan National Public Works Day 2017 WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m WHERE: Joint Operations Centre, 2800 Rutherford Rd., Vaughan CONTACT: works@vaughan.ca Come out to learn about the services Public Works staff provide and how we’re improving connections in our environment. Includes children’s activities. Markham Regional Ringette Association Free Come Try Ringette WHEN: 4:30 p.m - 5:30 p.m WHERE: Centennial Community Centre, 8600 McCowan Rd., Markham CONTACT: social@markhamringette.com, https://markhamringette.com/ COST: Geared towards children ages four to 11 who are new to the sport. All skating abilities welcome.Please pre-register your child online.

5 things to do this weekend l Saturday, May 20 Spring Fling at The Mill Pond Gallery WHEN: 11:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m WHERE: Mill Pond Gallery, 314 Mill St., Richmond Hill CONTACT: 905-770-7449, rhgaexec@gmail.com, www.rhga.ca The Richmond Hill Group of Artists celebrates the return of spring with a member group show and sale. Also May 21.

Dream Catcher Making and Teachings Workshop WHEN: 1:00 p.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum, 14732 Woodbine Ave. CONTACT: Krista, 905-727-8954, wsmuseum@townofws.ca COST: $20 ($16 for museum members) Smudge, eagle feather introductions, Ojibway Welcoming Song, story of and making dream catchers, Travelling Song. Ages eight and older. Pre-register, please. l Sunday, May 21 International Museum Day WHEN: 12:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Markham Museum, 9350 Markham Rd. CONTACT: Markham Museum, 905-305-

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l Thursday, May 18 Lyme Disease Support Group Meeting WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Nobleton Library, 8 Sheardown Dr., King CONTACT: Linda COST: York North Lyme Group welcomes those who are impacted by Lyme disease and their family/friends to join us for our monthly meetings. Please come fragrance free.

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5970, museuminfo@markham.ca We kick off Growing Innovation - a new and exciting project in celebration of Ontario 150. Moonlight Movies WHEN: 8:25 p.m WHERE: Newmarket Riverwalk Commons CONTACT: 905-953-5300, info@newmarket.ca Enjoy an outdoor movie on huge inflatable screen under the stars. Bring your own chair, blanket and snacks. Free popcorn provided by

the Newmarket Scouts. l Monday, May 22 Nobleton Victoria Day 2017 WHEN: 11:00 a.m WHERE: Downtown Nobleton, King CONTACT: nobletoninfo@gmail.com, nobletonvillage.com Parade winds through Nobleton, ending at the Fair. Live entertainment, vendors, food trucks, pony rides, arcade games, dunk the mayor, face painting and midway rides.

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Ticks are small bugs that feed off the blood of animals and humans. Adult ticks are the size of a sesame seed. Nymphs (adolescent ticks) are no bigger than a poppy seed.

What is Lyme disease?

Ticks can be found on tall grasses and bushes in wooded areas almost anywhere in Ontario including York Region.

Ticks attach themselves to people or animals who brush past. Most tick bites are painless and ticks can attach themselves and feed for up to five days.

Symptoms of Lyme disease may include: • A skin rash • Fatigue or weakness • Headache • FeverLorem or chills ipsum • Dizziness or confusion • Muscle and joint pain • Swollen lymph nodes

Lyme disease is caused by a bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi which is spread through the bite of an infected blacklegged tick. Not all ticks are infected with the bacteria.

of Most people will start to show signs of illness within one to two weeks. See your y health provider if you develop symptoms of Lyme disease after a tick bite or after visiting a wooded or brushy area.

If you find a tick on yourself or a family member remove it quickly!

Protect yourself each time you are in a wooded or brushy area by: • Wearing light-coloured, long pants, long-sleeved tops and closed footwear • Using an insect repellent containing DEET or icaridin

1. Grasp the tick with tweezers as close as possible to your skin and pull it straight out 2. Do not put anything on the tick or try to burn it off 3. Disinfect the area with rubbing alcohol 4. Wrap the tick in a moist paper towel and put in a screw-top container 5. Store it in the fridge until you can bring it into a York Region Public Health location

• Walking in the middle of the trail • Showering when you get home to remove unattached ticks • Checking yourself, your family and your pets for ticks • Removing attached ticks as quickly as possible

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Strangers connect over steak and a dying man’s wish KIM ZARZOUR kzarzour@yrmg.com As he neared the end of his life, Angelo Nocera had two simple requests. He wanted to taste steak one last time, and he wanted to be with his wife on her birthday. Neither wish seemed very likely. Terminal cancer had taken away the 82-yearold’s ability to eat anything but puréed food, and his wife, Rosa, had passed away two years ago. But thanks to human, and divine, intervention, the Thornhill man was able to have both. Angelo was one of those salt-of-the-earth types, a man who loved life, loved his grandkids, his garden, card games and a good cup of coffee. He’d come to Canada from Sicily almost 50 years ago to build a better life. He didn’t speak English, but he could work hard and that is what he did as a labourer all his life, raising three children with his dear wife Rosa until she died two years ago. His daughter-in-law Angela Pecchia-Nocera remembers him fondly. He used to joke that they were two sides of one coin - Angelo and Angela. "He was the kind of guy that when you visit him, you hadn’t even sat down yet and he was getting something out of the fridge for you." Chances are, he’d offer

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came out nice and smooth. Excited, he called Angela back, but she was putting her children to bed at the time and her husband, Michael, was with his father at Hill House Hospice on the other side of town, north of Major Mackenzie in Richmond Hill. No worries, Chris said. "I’ll deliver it." "I don’t want you to go out of your way," she said. "It’s no trouble," he said. "I’ll bring it over on my way home from work." It wasn’t really on his way home. Chris lives in Pickering. But he didn’t tell her that. "Hold on and I’ll get my VISA card," Angela said. No need, he told her.

We’re happy to do this. "I was floored to see such good human beings," Angela recalled. Angela’s 8-year-old daughter was beside her mom in bed, listening. "Mommy," she said, "I’m going to marry someone like that." "I told her, ’Absolutely, you do need to marry someone like that.’" Chris doesn’t want any praise, though. "At the end of the day, people do so many more important, bigger things. It’s kind of embarrassing, but humbling, too, and I’m just glad I could do it." He had never been to a hospice before and he was impressed with Hill House.

It felt like a cosy home. Angelo had been sleeping a lot as his body geared down, but on the night that Chris arrived with the steak, the elderly man was awake and alert. They chatted a bit with Michael translating, laughed about how they shared similar heritage (Angelo from Italy, Chris from Greece). "God bless you and God bless your family," Angelo said to Chris. "This is what life comes down to." Chris looked around the room filled with family, at the walls of photos of Angelo’s loved ones, and he knew it was true. It was an introspective ride home, filled with thoughts about his own life, his own family. "You always think you have the time, but you don’t," he mused. "At the end, it is the end. Makes no difference who you are, your time is here." He slipped into his children’s bedroom and kissed their sleeping foreheads. Angelo, meanwhile, hung on for a few days more - long enough to share his seasoned advice with his family, "get along with each other, love each other, respect each other" longer than any of the doctors expected. And each morning, he asked, what is the date today? On Friday, April 28, he left them all. It was his wife Rosa’s birthday.

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Product of Ontario Hot House

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799

/lb 17.62 kg

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599

/lb 13.21 kg

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8.80 kg

2.20/100 g

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79¢

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Lamb Loin Chops

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9 99

899

/lb 22.02 kg

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/lb 19.82 kg

/lb 33.05 kg

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99/lb

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99/lb

13.21 kg

24.22 kg

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¢/lb

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99 ea

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49 /100g

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399

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999

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/100g

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SIDEWINDER

DAYTIME FIREWORKS

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PHAT AMMO CRATE

ANY 2

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399

Reg. $600.00

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16000

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RECKONING

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3 Cakes 1 Fuse

Reg. $55.00

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$ 00

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PICOLO PETES

Sale Price

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BUY 1 GET 1 Reg. $5.99

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$ 00 Spinners

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2000 Reg. $27.99

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$ 00 Parachuter

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Reg. $299.00

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Pro Cake Angle Pro Cake

PHATBOMB Sale Price AIR BOMBS

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$ 00

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each or 2 FOR

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10 $ 1500

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