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Weather for Oakville, ON Fri Sat Sun Mon 19° 8° 18° 6° 15° 5° 17° 7° Humane Society at 80 Page 12 Page 17 Trudeau on mental health dentistoakville.com 905-842-6030 905-491-6860 www.insidehalton.com Stay Connected! Friday, May 6, 2016 | 48 pages A Publication of Metroland Media Group Connected to your community - $1.00 incl. tax Bronte Village Mall sold to Youth Week Nova Scotia's Crombie REIT by Julia Le Oakville Beaver Staff Residential speed limits slowing down to 40km/h by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff Bronte Village Mall is under new ownership. The mall, on Lakeshore Road at Bronte Road, has been sold to Crombie REIT, the company con rmed with the Oakville Beaver yesterday afternoon (May 5). Headquartered in Nova Scotia, Crombie REIT owns and operates grocery- and drug store-anchored shopping centres and freestanding stores across Canada. It is a subsidiary of Sobeys Stores. Crombie REIT CFO Glenn Hynes wouldn't disclose how much the Oakville property was sold for, but con rmed the deal closed earlier this week. He said he wasn't in a position to speak about any development plans the company may have for the property. "It's a long-term process. It's not an immediate thing," he told the Beaver in a telephone interview. "Obviously, we just bought the propsee Mall's on p.4 Grayson Brook throws a basketball as the Peter Gilgan Family YMCA held Healthy Kids Day May 1.This is Youth Week in Oakville and the Nottinghill, Bronte and Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC) youth centres are hosting free activities for ages 12-18. Visit active.oakville.ca or follow Oakville Youth on Facebook and Twitter for updates. Throughout Youth Week, youths can also enjoy free access to all Town drop-in swimming, skating, sports and tness (ages 14+), open gym times, and tness centres (ages 14+), as well as amenities and activities at the YMCA of Oakville. For more information on Oakville's youth centres and programs, visit oakville.ca. | photo by Michael Ivanin - special to the Beaver. Oakville's Town council voted Monday to approve a proposal to lower speed limits on select town roads and introduce an expanded traf c calming program. The plan follows extensive research and public consultation on ways to curb speeding on Oakville's residential streets. "Making sure our roads are safe for both vehicles and pedestrians is always a priority," said Oakville Mayor Rob Burton. "Traf c calming will continue to be an important way in which we enhance the quality of our neighbourhoods and continue on our road to creating a more livable Mayor Rob Burton Oakville." In a report presented to council Monday night, Town staff recommended lowering the speed limit to 40 km/h on roadways alongside all schools, includsee `Lowering' on p.3 for 6-months Unlimited Classes! spring/summer special is $99 M O R N I N G S T A R 1410 SPEERS RD. #5, OAKVILLE TAEKWON-DO (just east of 3rd line) free uniform for the first 20 people (new members only). www.mstartkd.com 905-847-8955