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Crime Stoppers hopes reâ€"enactment will help solve Miiton cold case By David Lea METROLAND WEST MEDIA GROUP Halton Crime Stoppers is hoping a reâ€"enactâ€" ment of a 2007 homicide, filmed in Oakville May 18, will finally bring justice for the vicâ€" tim‘s family. Raymond Michael Venerus, 55, was murdered outside his home on Dublin Line in Milton on Feb. 21, 2007. Police said around 9:50 a.m. on that day, Venerus got into his Jeep Cherokee and drove to the end of his driveway, where unâ€" known suspect(s) approached him. "He was not a man to back down from a conâ€" frontation and he stopped his Jeep and got out," said Det. Const. Paul Proteau, Halton Crime Stoppers Coâ€"ordinator. "Raymond Venerus was fatally shot once in the head. To date, police have been unable to identify the person responsible for shooting him." It has been nearly a decade since this murder took place and Proteau said the reâ€"enactment Study includes review of ward boundaries ED est in the notion of reducing the number of municipal elected officials. The report comes as the first phase of a twoâ€" part review. Once a decision is made on the future composition of Milton Council, the consultant team will undertake phase two of the study, which will encompass a comâ€" prehensive evaluation of the Town‘s ward boundaries and set out alternative boundâ€" ary options to ensure effective and equitaâ€" ble local government. The goal is to have all changes decided on and in place before the 2018 municipal election. In addition to more Milton representatives, Regional Council also voted to add one more Oakville councillor to the Halton table. This would see regional council comprised of 24 members â€" the chair, eight counciliors from Oakville, seven from Burlington, five from Milâ€" ton and three from Halton Hills. For further details and to view the phase 1 reâ€" port visit http://milton.ca/en/townhall/Counâ€" cilcompositionReview.asp. Those who can‘t make it to the open house can submit comâ€" ments online, or call 905â€"878â€"7252, ext. 2 109. â€" with hiles from Julia Le ROQO LEAK? w TE FOR 12 MONTHS! o e o DANGELO ROOFING.ca 905â€"276â€"7776 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP FOR OVER 35 YEARS CALL TODAY ror rour FREE INSPECTION | DANGELOANDSONS.coOM video, fhilmed at a residence on Burnhamthorâ€" pe Road West by CHCH, is intended to get people thinking about this incident again in the hope that someone may remember some crucial piece of information or have a change of heart and tell Crime Stoppers what they know. "Mr. Venerus has family in the Milton area, who deserve to know what happened to their father and grandfather," said Proteau. "Police believe there are those in the area who can still shed some light on this investiâ€" 1, SCOTT EARLA EFUNERAL HOME ME lilt '.llllt" m WB TT N Our Information so please drop by to learn more, ask questions, or share your feedback on the Milton Logistics Hub information Centre 61 James Snow Parkway, Unit 202 Tuesday to Friday â€" 12 to 4 p.m Saturday â€" 10 a m. to 2 p.m milton@cn.ca â€" www.cnmilton.ca Email or call us and we will be happy to answer any questions you may have. gation and we are appealing to anyone with information to come forward." Proteau said a lot can happen in 10 years. a> During that time, the killer may have told 2 someone what they did or someone could have found out. 3 "Maybe there is a spouse or exâ€"partner or § friend of the person who committed the ofâ€" g fence, whose relationship with that person 2 has soured and they are ready to talk about 2 this now," said Proteau. If that is the case, Proteau said that person > ‘oz fem | WIdavNV ;\\ 5 Cl ENCE w( 0) L][u’,}n\ UU | NOIIWVHJI #. Kim & ResBeEcca Hunter Centre is open, w de wb oe 5; MILTON LOGISTICS HUB CNJ @CNandMilton â€" 1.800.216.9466