The Canadian Parvasi – Issue 06

The International News Weekly REGIONAL
August 04, 2017 | Toronto 04
As road deaths by
distracted driving double,
police launch Distracted
Driving Campaign
The Canadian Parvasi
MISSISSAUGA: With road deaths rising rapidly over
the years, Peel Regional Police has launched a Distracted
Driving Campaign to create awareness about dangers of
distracted driving and enforce zero tolerance against this
behaviour on road.
The campaign will run through mid-November 2017.
In a release, police said the goal of this region-wide
campaign is to improve road safety by reducing distracted
driving. Enforcement of driving rules deters people
and educate them about the danger of distracted driving.
People will be warned that there is zero tolerance for
distracted driving.
"The text message or phone call that is apparently
important CAN WAIT, and if it can’t, pull off of the roadway,’‘
says the release.
Figures with the Ministry of Transportation show
that road deaths caused by distracted driving have doubled
since 2000.
Studies show drivers distracted by cellphone are four
times more likely to crash than a driver
ONtour Concert in Mississauga
Celebrates Ontario's 150th Anniversary
BRAMPTON: As part
of a year-long line-up of
events marking Ontario’s
150th anniversary and
celebrating the province,
the free ONtour concert
series will provide the
soundtrack for the Summer
of ’17, stopping in
more than 20 communities
across the province
and in Mississauga on
September 2, showcasing
some of Ontario’s brightest
musical talent.
The ONtour concert
will partner with Soundbites
at Celebration
Square. ONtour Mississauga
will feature Tom
Cochrane, Francesco
Yates and Anjulie. All of
Music is magic -- able to cross
generational, cultural, and linguistic
boundaries. ONtour is an opportunity
for people from all walks of life to
share in this communal experience,
to build community pride, and to
create cherished memories for years
to come.
Eleanor McMahon, Minister of Tourism,
Culture and Sport.
Music is a fundamental, much-loved
part of celebrating, and it brings
people out to meet, have fun and be
positive. Our community loves every
opportunity to come together and
ONtour is going to be a great part of
our 150th summer.
Amrit Mangat, MPP for
Mississauga–Brampton South
the ONtour concerts are
free and open to musiclovers
of all ages and there
are no tickets required.
From Peterborough to
Blind River, from Ajax to
Kenora, from Hamilton to
Sudbury, audiences will
have the opportunity to
attend a free concert featuring
at least three acts.
More than 50 Ontario
artists will be part of the
ONtour Concert Series
and approximately 80,000
people are expected to
attend the free concerts
across the province. Follow
the ONtour schedule
online and check often for
updates at ontario.ca/ontour.
(From press release)
Demolition of Brampton’s monster house begins
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Angry neighbours and councillors
wanted the monster house to go as it violated
city bylaws. In its earlier ruling
in the case in September last year, the
court had given Elbasiouni to either demolish
the building or bring it in compliance
with zoning laws or get fresh
approval from the city’s committee of
adjustment for necessary changes.
Elbasiouni chose the last option
and appeared before the committee
of adjustment seeking change in his
property from non-conforming use to
duplex use. But the committee rejected
it. In April this year, he was also fined
$51,000 by court for submitting false
information while seeking to appeal
the city order to revoke his building
permit.
Elbasiouni had filed a false document
showing that changes to zoning
introduced more than a decade ago
would support his land use. But no
such zoning document was found in
city records. Fining him $50,976.96 in
indemnity costs, the court said, “The
appellant provided sworn information
to the court that he knew was false. The
appellant’s conduct is unacceptable.’’
Before Elbasiouni, his father and brothers
had purchased this property in
2010 for $381,000, it used to be a a 2,000-
square-foot bungalow. Elbasiouni had
planned to build it into a multi-family
house for his extended family.
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