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8 ), 201 By Julle Slack & CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF at Milton District Sec chool (MDHS) on Tuesday morn € ing, but clapping and cheering quickly filled & the void of students who are off on summer & break % Halton MPP Indira Naidooâ€"Harris dropped by the school to share the news that the Prov ince is investing an additional $24 million in Halton over the next two years to repair and « renew local schools. > She also presented MDHS principal Kevin ° Caughlm with a certificate recognizing his re 3 tirement this year. __ The funds Naidooâ€"Harris announced will Ee ensure Halton schools are safe and modern 8, places for students to learn. S The funding will enable local school boards ® to repair roofs, update HVAC units and modâ€" were silent s The halls C ulld.llv N CANADIAN CHA www.insideha Notice ST. GEORGE‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH CEMETERY St. George‘s Anglican Church has submitted byâ€"laws to the Registrar of the Funeral, Burial, and Cremation Services Act, 2002. Any interested parties may contact John Hunter at Tel: (905) 335â€"1704 tor information, or to make copies. Byâ€"laws or amendments may be reviewed or copied at; $t. George‘s Anglican Church. 7051 Guelph Line R.R. #3, Campbellvilie, ON. LOP1BO These byâ€"laws are subject to the approval of the Registrar, Funeral, Burial, and Cremation Services Act, 2002. Telephone: Bereavement Authority of Ontario 647â€"483â€"2645 or 1â€"844â€"493â€"6356 ernize electrical and plumbing systems. It will also significantly improve the appearance of Halton schools by fixing and upgrading floor ing, walls, ceilings, playing fields and more. The repairs are expected to have a positive impact on students‘ ability to learn and on their overall wellâ€"being. The Province is investing an additional $19 million for a total of $53 million to the Hal ton District School Board (HDSB) and an ad ditional $5 million for a total of $18 million to the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB) This is an investment in youth and they are the future of Ontario," said Naidooâ€"Harris, while Halton District School Board trustees clapped and cheered. Naidooâ€"Harris said the money is coming now so that school boards can make repairs over the summer months. "We‘re flowing this additional money right â€" Providing Bxceptional J:ome semor care. Home 2SGtay | 905â€"749â€"9466 330 Bronte St. S., Suite 111 Milton, Ontario L9T 7X1 Celebrating a funding announcement for repairs and renewals at local schools at Milton District High School on Tuesday were Principal Kevin Caughlin and Halton MPP Indira Naidooâ€" Harris, who also presented Caughlin with a certificate since he is retiring at the end of the school year. Julie Slack / Canadian Champion away so that over the summer, projects that need immediate repairs and upgrades, get that," she added. Province pledges $24 million for local school upgrades The funds are part of an extra $1.1â€"billion in vestment in school infrastructure across the province, which builds on existing funding that has been allocated for repairs newals over the next two school years, for a total of $2.7 billion The school repair and renewal in Halton is and re part of the largest investment in public infra structure in the province‘s history $160 billion over 12 years. The move supports 110,000 jobs every year across the province, with projects such as roads, bridges, transit systems, schools and hospitals. "This extra funding is great news for students, staff and parents in Halton," Naidooâ€"Harris added. "The investment will renew and re pair local schools and create better schools for better learning. This is an important step towards local student achievement and wellâ€" being, and is a boost for our local economy." In a press release, Mitzie Hunter, Minister of Education said the province believes in better buildings for better learning. "Investing in our schools is one of the most important infrastructure investments we can make for nearly two million students in Ontario," said Hunter. "Making sure schools across the province are in a state of good reâ€" pair is an essential part of supporting student achievermnent." close to TAKESON CANADIAN EXTREMES THIS CANADaA‘s DAV WEEKEND, TAKE ON NATURE HEAD ON. 905â€"876â€"4788 ht ALES & SERVIC 555 MAIN ST. E. MILTON, ON WWW.JDTIRE.COM