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OAKVILLE BEAVER Wednesday, June 24, 2009 · 12 9 L O C A T I O N S WHY WHEN THE GOVERNMENT IS PAYING OVER 50% OFF THE PRICE OF YOUR NEW FURNACE & A/C $ * Cash Up to Back WAIT? T O S E R V E Y O U B E T T E R ! Carousel of Nations in Kerr Village Saturday, the Carousel of Nations Multicultural Association's (CNMA) 11th annual cultural festival will be hosted in Kerr Village. The festival will host 10 pavilions, representing more than 30 countries, all showcasing their unique cultures. The festival is a free family event that will include live musical performances, art displays, a kids' zone, the artists' village tent, a variety of authentic and traditional dishes and refreshments, a skateboarding competition, special appearances by Chris Haslam and Ryan Decenzo and lots of entertainment and fun, with something for every age group . Since 1999, the CNMA has been a successful collaboration among the local ethno-cultural groups, professional and amateur multicultural artists, Halton Regional Police Service, local businesses, government and corporate sponsors. The CNMA exists to celebrate the cultural diversity of Halton for the educational and entertainment benefit of the community. As a member of Oakville Arts Council, it promotes the holistic understanding and appreciation of the diversity and significance of the multicultural arts in a cultural context. An Artist Tent will be included in the festival for artists to exhibit their works. Artists are invited to participate. Partnering with the Kerr Village BIA enables the CNMA to present the daylong outdoor festival featuring all pavilions at one location, with ongoing entertainment. The festival will run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Kerr Village at Kerr Street and Lakeshore Road. For information, call 905-2570581 or 905-617-6171. AND GOV. 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Sithe Global is proud of the social and environmental leadership we have shown in our efforts to pursue a modern and progressive design for Southdown Station since it was first conceived 10 years ago. The sophisticated station site layout we are proposing would set a new standard for development of this industrial area and we remain committed to employing the best available emissions control technology. Since Southdown Station obtained its required environmental approvals in 2002, the policy and regulatory environment surrounding new generation development has changed dramatically. The OPA, a crown corporation formed in 2005 charged with ensuring the adequacy of electricity generation in Ontario, now typically offers long-term contracts through a competitive RFP bidding process in order to ensure Ontario's ratepayers receive the best value for any new generating capacity. our original plans to use a state-of-the art air-cooled condenser. While more costly, the air-cooled condenser we planned from the outset minimizes the plant's water use and eliminates any concerns with fogging and groundlevel icing that may arise in connection with other cooling methods. INDSOR D RIVE ROYAL W CNR SPUR WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD. WINSTON HAZELHURST ROAD ROAD SOUTHDOWN STATION SITE In light of the OPA's RFP specifications, we have carefully re-examined our Southdown Station design to determine if there are changes we could be making to improve our competitiveness or to protect the substantial investment we've made, over the past 10 years, in this Station's design and development approvals. In keeping with our commitment to environmental and socially responsible corporate leadership, we have elected to "stay the course" with a number of environmental controls already built in to Southdown Station's approved design. For example, while not necessarily required, selective catalytic reduction equipment that will reduce smog-causing emissions of nitrogen oxides to a fraction of the allowable standards will remain an integral part of the station's design. To learn more about these Southdown Station emission performance improvements, I am inviting you to an Environmental Update Open House to be held at: Hillside Senior Public School 1290 Kelly Road (Park Royal Community) Wednesday, June 24, 2009 4:00 to 9:00p.m. Respectfully, I am especially pleased to announce that Southdown Station's updated design will further reduce station emissions to levels substantially below those approved in 2002. In addition, after careful study and consultations, we have rejected changes to the plant's cooling system and will maintain Duane E. Cramer, Senior Vice President ECOLOGICALLY SOUND ENERGY SOLUTIONS