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© q g & a 2 g 3 = $ 2 g Zz 3 2 = . 2 Fs £ 2 2 = Together in Safety Building Connections in Firearms Safety Together in Safety is a public education program promoting awareness and education in harm prevention and firearms safety. Let's work together to keep Canadian communities safe. Please visit our website for information and resourci to harm prevention and firearms safety. theifp.ca M. Jasmine Sweatman B.A., J.D., LL.M., TEP., C.S., EPC, CPCA Certified Specialist in Estates & Trusts Wills, Powers of Attorney, Trusts, Estate Litigation and Administration, Corporate, Real Estate + If you have a spouse, but do not have children, your estate will be left to your spouse. + If you have a spouse and one child, your spouse will receive the “preferential share” (the first $200,000). The remainder will be divided between your spouse and child 50/50. + If you have a spouse and more than one child, the first $200,000 will go to your spouse. The remainder of the estate will be divided as follows: 1/3 to the spouse, 2/3 to the children, divided equally. If only grand children survive they would share the estate equally. the estate equally. «Ifyou d i a spouse, will go to your parents. If both of your parents are deceased, your siblings will share in the estate equally. + If there is no next of kin, the estate escheats or goes to the Crown (government). ‘Thinking of making a Will? We can help. LAW FIRM 145 Mill St., Georgetown 905.337.3307 IBNEWS WASTE PICK-UPS ADDED FOLLOWING STORM LOUIE ROSELLA Irosella@metroland.com Halton Region i is adding waste collection and waiving yard waste tipping fee at the Halton Waste Manage- ment Site to help residents in their clean up from the May 21 storm. Said Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr, "We are pleased to be able to pro- vide additional waste col- lection services for some of the hardest hit areas and assist in getting prop- erties cleared as quickly and smoothly as possible. Thank you to all of our lo- cal p: rs and first to the. emergency. ee Region is work- ing to eavily im- paced areas’ " of the region be providing addi- tonal waste collection ser- vic This includes addition- vehicles dis- patched on regularly scheduled curbside collec- tion days and additional Giovanni Discenza photo trees The Victoria Day weekend storm wreaked havoc with throughout Halton Hills, including this one that snapped like a tooth pick on James Street, close to Remembrance Park. collection vehicles dedi- cated to yard waste program (for large branches, or other debris that cannot fit in a yard waste bag or rigid container). “Ensure dimensions of branches are no wider thi inches in diamet no longer than 6 feet in length, organized in a pile at the curbside that is 10 feet wide and 4 feet high," the Region stated. Halton is also waiving Halton Waste Management Site until Sunday, June 5, adding there is no limit on the amount of yard waste bags and debris. Added the Region, “Please be patient while collection crews clear de- bris in the community, ac- uvely identify hish impact areas, ant as quickl: as possible to collect and age the increased de- mand (at Halton Waste )." high im- pacted areas who have not had their material picked upcan also call 311 or email accesshalton@halton.ca. TED ARNOTT, MPP WELLINGTON-HALTON HILLS As always, wene here to hela 2X Call: 1-800-265-2366 Email: ted.arnottco@pc.ola.org