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OCTOBER AutismAwarenessMonth in Ontario FLAMBOROUGH REVIEW Supported in part by * * * * * Did you know: Au it sm Spectrum iD so dr ers, is a lifelong developmental disability hw ich has an incidence of 1 in yever 110 births, an increase of over 600% in the past 20 years; There is no medical detection or cure for autism 67 children are diagnosed with autism per day Boys are four times more likely than girls to have autism More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than with AIDS; juvenile diabetes and cancer combined! Since 1994 Autism Ontario Halton Chapter, a not for profit charitable organization in the Halton Region has been providing state of the art programs for children with autism from diagnosis through life, along with programs for parents and siblings. Join us SUNDAYOCTOBER 9, 2011 Learn More by Joining Us SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 2011 7:00 p.m. Stars Shine for Autism Oakville location This is a great night for anyone whowould like to be entertained, encouraged and/or educated, as we showcase 4 of our autism stars! Come and experience the potential! Registration is required as seats are limited Find the details at www.autismhalton.com All money raised during the Ride Together for Autismwill benefit individuals and families living in Halton Region. Find out how you can become involved at www.ridetogetherforautism.com Country Heritage Park, Tremaine Rd, Milton We have a route for everyone 1km; 5km; 25km; 50km & 100km! For more details on these exciting events: T: 905.631.1233 Email: autismhalton.admin@gmail.com Web: autismhalton.com Office: 4361 Harvester Rd, Unit 9, Burlington ON L7L 5M4 w w w .i n si d eH A LT O N .c o m O A K V IL LE B EA V ER Th ur sd ay , S ep te m be r 22 , 2 01 1 1 6 The province is not on track to meet its greenhouse gas targets for 2014 or 2020. Those who pollute must take responsibility for their emissions. We will work with other jurisdic- tions on a coordinated climate change strategy, continuing to push the federal government to move forward with a national plan. Within our first year in government, we will develop a plan for Ontario to meet climate targets of 20% below 1990 levels by 2020. We will make transit more affordable by freezing fares. Ontarios NDP will achieve this by taking on half of the cost of operating municipal transit systems. By offering to split costs, we free up funds to keep fares low, but also give municipalities the money they need to improve service and make capital invest- ments. We will also move forward with plans to expand our transit system as proposed in the Big Move plan, and well be making more announcements on this topic as the campaign progresses. Lesley Sprague NDP d fContinue rom page 13 interfere with decisions like the one made to put the plant in Oakville. The Liberal closure of Lakeview Generating Station was equivalent to taking 500,000 cars off Ontario roads. The number of smog days in 2010 was the 2nd lowest on record. Between 2004 and 2009, the levels of fine particulate mat- ter dropped by 33% in Oakville. In August, the Ontario Minister of the Environment announced a new pilot project that will bring together local stakeholders to plan and implement a strategy to improve local air quality. C4CA asked Scott and the NDP whether they will honour this commitment. More than a month later, the community is still waiting for an answer. Kevin Flynn Liberal fContinued rom page 13 Oakville claiming it was a conflict of inter- est. Only PC MPP Ted Chudleigh stood up for Oakville voters from the very beginning. It wasnt until the contract was actually awarded for the Oakville site and C4CA was created that Mr. Flynn finally got how serious we all were about stopping that plant. When the TransCanada contract was, thankfully, stopped, he talks about it as his proudest moment as an MPP. But then he let Oakville down again. The PCs supported the proposal for a 1500m safety zone between power plants and homes,but Flynn let his private members bill die, promising something better another bureaucratic taskforce that will once again delay real action on air quality. We need a clean environment and a strong economy. Only a PC government can be counted on to deliver both. Larry Scott PC fContinued rom page 13 them well beyond the scope now envisioned by the Liberal government. By doing this, GPO will reduce the use of fossil fuels in electricity genera- tion to a minimum. Secondly, Green government will introduce strict industrial emissions control. This will be done gradually to give Ontario indus- try time to adjust. In the long run this will make our industry more competitive. Thirdly, GPO will implement very strict emission requirements on all vehicles made, sold and driven in Ontario, including all trucks traveling through the prov- ince to other destinations. Finally, Green govern- ment will put strong political pressure, directly and through the federal government, on the US Mid-Western states, to force them to reduce their industrial emissions. Andrew Chlobowski Green Continued from page 13