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7 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,M arch 7,2019 insidehalton.com Pud bySteveNease Oleg's NoFrills 1395 Abbeywood Drive, Oakville FLYER PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ONTARIO STORES ONLY. THURSDAY, MARCH 7 TO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2019. 297LB 6.55/KG 897LB 19.78/KG 497 377 297 197 .88LBEA 1.94/KG PORK TENDERLOIN & PORK BACK RIBS cryovac package, fresh FRESH ATLANTIC SALMON FILLET tray pack, skin on KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER selected varieties 750 g/1 kg DR. OETKER RISTORANTE or CASA DI MAMA PIZZA 300-410 g UNICO VEGETABLE OIL 2 L JANES PUB STYLE CHICKEN STRIPS, NUGGETS or BURGERS selected varieties, frozen, 800 g ENGLISH CUCUMBERS product of Ontario, no. 1 grade, each or GREENHOUSE BEEFSTEAK TOMATOES product of Mexico, no. 1 grade, 1.94/kg 905.632.1414 728 Burloak (South of the QEW) Farewell Foot Pain Foot & Health Clinic.com Our foot care startswith education. We treat all foot issues so you can livewithout pain& improvemobility • Best Chiropodist / Clinic / Orthotics provider since 2004 •We put care & service first! As our region continues to grow, Halton is making in- vestments in infrastructure improvements that serve the needs of individuals in our community. This helps ensure that res- idents and businesses can en- joy safe and efficient regional roads, access to high-quality drinking water and reliable wastewater services. Whether we're widening regional roads to improve traffic flow, creating multi- use paths to provide safe transportation alternatives or upgrading water mains to maintain access to clean, safe drinking water and service growth - we are building a better Halton every day. Stay connected on region- al construction activity We also want to make itWe also want to make itW easy for residents and busi- nesses to plan ahead for con- struction by providing time- ly, up-to-date information on regional improvements. In February, we launched new and enhanced tools that resi- dents can access from their smartphone, tablet or com- puter. Residents can visit hal- ton.ca to learn about some of the many ways to stay con- nected, including: • Project webpages: View our updated construction project webpages to find more detailed information about any Regional project. • Online map: Use our new online interactive map to see what's happening across the region. You can also filter by location or project type. • Email notices: Sub- scribe to receive construc- tion notices delivered to your email inbox. These up- dates will help you plan for any disruptions such as noise, dust or traffic. You will also receive project up- dates so you are aware of any changes or new information about a project. • Mail notices: Construc- tion notices will continue to be mailed or hand delivered to your mailbox. If possible, field staff will be available tofield staff will be available tof discuss a project with you in person. Halton Region will contin- ue to keep infrastructure working for you and provide our community with high- quality, reliable services that keep Halton a great place to live, work, raise a family and retire. Gary Carr is regional chair of Halton Region. His column appears the first week of each month. To contact him, email gary.carr@halton.ca. BUILDING A BETTER HALTON EVERY DAY OPINION REGION HAS MANY WAYS TO HELP YOU PLAN AHEAD AND STAY INFORMED, WRITES GARY CARR GARY CARR Column ANIMAL TALES This Cooper Hawk is eyeing the bird feeder for potential prey in an Oakville backyard. It's easy to tell when the hawk is around because all of the little birds disappear. Mike Morton photo