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50 cents (+GST) Vol. 131 No. 3 Wednesday, April 2, 2008 40 Pages Circulation 21,220 www.independentfreepress.com CtK students hosting dance show to honour aunts lost to cancer Page 3 Home, Lawn & Garden special section 8-Pages Three Raider teams claim OMHA crowns Page 8 Town says Earth Hour a success Page 4 INSIDE Brothers Stuart, 5, and Kyle MacDonald, 7, were two of the many people who took part in Saturdays annual Taste of Spring pancake event held at the Limehouse Memorial Hall. The youngsters mother Rebecca handled the syrup pouring responsibilities. The tasty event is a fundraiser to help with the Halls operating costs. Photo by Jon Borgstrom Editorial 6 Sports 8 Calendar 10, 12 Classifieds 13-15 Halton Regions GreenCart program offi- cially kicks off April 7. See Fridays Independent & Free Press for a primer on how to use your GreenCart and what other changes to trash collection are in store for local residents. FRIDAY... Realty Specialists Inc. Brokerage Top Producer since 1985 www.mariabritto.com MARIA BRITTO Local: 905-873-9255 (905) 873-1655 354 Guelph Street, Georgetown APPLE Auto Glass Truck Accessories Upholstery Heavy Equipment Glass Window Tinting GEORGETOWN CHRYSLER We handle all insurance work. Jason 2 LocationsGeorgetown Kia 1-866-364-0697 314 Guelph St. (Hwy. 7) Superstore Open Sundays 199 Guelph St. 1-866-367-4081 The Power to SurpriseTM 0% & ) . ! . # ) . ' / . 3 % , % # 4 - / $ % , 3 e 2008 RIO CASH PURCHASE V $9, 995 One of the Greenest Vehicles in North America+ -GreenerCars.org HWY: 6.2 L/100 KM CITY: 7.4 L/100 KM> % 8 M O D E L S H O W N o For breaking news go to: www.independentfreepress.com Halton Hills award-winning newspaper The sweet Taste of Spring A Norval-area company is facing a multi- million dollar lawsuit from a London law firm representing investors. Siskinds LLP announced last week a $110- million class action against SunOpta Inc., and some of that companys senior officers arising out of SunOptas Jan. 24 press release that dis- closed it would be required to take write- downs in the $9 to $11 million range in con- nection with its berry operations because inventories were overstated. The suit is on behalf of everyone who acquired shares of SunOpta between May 8, 2007 and Jan. 24, 2008. SunOpta, located on Bovaird Dr. W. (Hwy. 7), near the border of Halton Hills and Brampton, operates high growth ethical busi- nesses focusing on the natural and organic food, supplements and health and beauty mar- kets. Investors are entitled to demand that the financial statements of public companies fairly and accurately reflect the financial condition and performance of the companies in which they invest their savings, said Dimitri Lascaris, a partner in the class actions department of Siskinds LLP. That expectation is critical to the proper functioning of our capital markets, and when that expectation is frustrated, meaningful action must be taken to protect the rights of investors. Norval firm facing $110-million lawsuit LISA TALLYN Staff Writer See SUNOPTA, pg. 4