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Weather for Oakville, ON Fri Sat Sun Mon -3° -19° -16 ° -23° -9° -13° 1° -3° UWO hits its target Page 3 Taking risks for others Page 5 www.insidehalton.com · Personal, Business, Corporation & Estate Taxes · HST, WSIB & Payroll · Instant Refunds Bronte Village Mall, 2441 Lakeshore Rd. W. #4 Tel: 905-847-6200 www.sigmatax.ca dentistoakville.com 905-842-6030 Stay Connected! Friday, February 12, 2016 | 52 pages A Publication of Metroland Media Group Connected to your community - $1.00 incl. tax Fire in ice... and it's cold Driver training must stick to its own side of Oakville by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff Bundle up, pile on layers or cozy up and try to stay warm this long Valentine's Day (Sunday, Feb. 14)/Family Day (Monday, Feb. 15) weekend. With an extreme cold alert issued by Halton Region, temperatures are expected to dip to -24 C by Saturday night. A warm-up is in sight by Family Day, but the alert is in effect for the day. Lots of family-friendly activities are on tap, but residents, with a hankering to hit the ice, should head to an arena or outdoor rink, not a natural waterway. Our mild winter has not set the stage for skating on natural waterways, despite this frigid cold snap. That is evidenced as ice oats in Lake Ontario as Oakville Fire crews are pictured at Bronte Harbour, doing ice-rescue training Thursday. Despite the recent deep freeze, re of cials say the ice is not safe and hypothermia can set in within minutes if one falls into the frigid water. The re department has been out for most of this week with different crews training in the harbour. Pictured, re ghter Andrew Stephenson swims to shore with a rescue ring around mock victim, re ghter Martha Wilson. Both are wearing dry suits. | photo by Graham Paine ­ Oakville Beaver (Follow on Twitter @halton_photog or facebook.com/HaltonPhotog) In response to numerous complaints from the community, the Town of Oakville issued a notice Wednesday its bylaw enforcement of cers are on the road and reiterated the rules for local driver training as some areas of Oakville are off-limits for the practice. Under local bylaws, driver training exercises can be done on streets anywhere in Oakville, except for the area bounded by Upper Middle, Third Line, and Bronte and Lakeshore roads in Ward 1. "Keeping driving instructors from training students in this area is meant to keep traf c volumes at a reasonable level," said Jim Barry, senior manager of Oakville's Enforcement Services. Barry told the Oakville Beaver, this week's advisory came in response to a number of recent community complaints, which have prompted the Town to carry out focused enforcement in the area. Barry said the training is prohibited on roads in that area because there is already increased traf c there, as it is the designated driver exam route for the provincial Drive Test Centre that operates at 2370 Wyecroft Rd. "We are dedicated to keeping our streets safe for everyone," said Barry . To review Licensing Bylaw 2015-075, including a map of the prohibited driving instruction locations, visit www. oakville.ca. Wild Card! Don't see the service you need? Take up to.. 20 off % SOME RESTRICTIONS APPLY. CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER PROMOTION OR OFFER. MUST PROVIDE WRITTEN QUOTE. Senior diSCount every WedneSday exCluding drive Clean and tireS Winter Change engine oil (up to 5 Litres) Rotate Tires Top off all Fluid Levels Check Engine Coolant Check Cooling System for Leaks Check Brake Wear, Belts & Hoses Check Pressure in all Tires Check Exhaust System & Lights ServiCe SpeCial $300 maximum diSCount 15% off With Coupon ShuttleS to and from Bronte go-train 905.842.8400 www.oakvilletoyota.ca 2375 Wyecroft Rd., Oakville, ON Register for Rafih rewards at www.rafihautogroup.com/rewards