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Weekend grass fires keep Milton fire crews busy By Julle Slack CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF in what‘s almost become a rite of spring along railway tracks in Milton, another series of grass hres kept fire crews busy this past weekend. Last Friday‘s fire, which started at 3:30 p.m., and took up approximately 10 kilometres along the west side of the CN tracks, from L FREE 10 Lower Base Line to Market Drive took up the most manpower hours â€" 92, according to Milton Fire Department (MFD) Deputy Chief Dave Pratt. Some 39 staff attended, along with 12 trucks. Rail traffic was also halted for more than an hour to allow crews the chance to safely battle the blaze. it extended beyond Milton‘s borders as well, all the way from Dundas Street East in Burâ€" C l C s B > ~ J P hart e . w 2 L e ~. ¢ 5 * mm 5 : P T Ni _ . l _ e / â€" _ 4 . $ 4 5 C J 7 e AB . e & YJ P hests o * e # fi? Sobey! extra Bettes feod {ox iA STIRLING MONTESSORI ACADEMY ‘;’Pt:‘” H O us 6 Saturday Apr Elementary Program starting September 2016 905â€"864â€"6000 Our Information Centre is open, so please drop by to learn more, ask questions, or share your feedback on the Milton Logistics Hub. information Centre MILTON 61 James Snow Parkway, Unit 202 Loaistics Tuesday to Friday â€" 12 to 4 pm. HUB Saturday â€" 10 am. to 2 p.m. milton@cn.ca â€" www.cnmilton.ca â€" @CNandMilton â€" 1.800.216.9466 woj‘uojeyapsu| ‘mmm | NOIIJWVHJI NYVICVNYI NOLWUW | TOZ ‘TZ judy | ¥°