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in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, M ar ch 21 ,2 01 9 | 38 461972-41972-41972- 201720172017 Best Travel Agency Suite 300, South Oakville Centre • 1515 Rebecca Street, Oakville 905.827.1100 travel@mctavish.comwww.mctavishtravel.com CORPORATE • GROUP • LEISURE O nt R eg N o 14 37 98 5 Yoga Retreats 2019 Balancemindandbody in the idyllic destinationof Saint Lucia Set ona secluded coveofwhite sandbeach at theedgeof theCaribbean Sea, surroundedby tropical gardens and rainforest, BodyHoliday Saint Lucia is the ultimate getaway for body andmind. Indulge in sunrise and sunset yoga sessions. Daily yogaworkshopsor nutrition talks. Daily spa treatment. A variety of healthy dining experiences, dailymeditation, personalised cooking class at FireFly retreat villa. Recognised as oneof thefinest destination resorts and centre ofwell-beingby CondeNast Traveler, there couldn't be amore idyllic corner of theworld to escape to. ContactUs to Find Your Retreat! Small GroupsWelcome bodyholiday retreats Start planning your dream vacation with hand-picked travel deals and inspiration just for Canadians Visit BEAVER TRAILS IN HAWAII Siobhan and Marc Laverdiere took the Oakville Beaver along with them on a trip to Hawaii, stopping on this day to see the 150-foot Manoa Falls in Oahu. Marc Laverdiere photo Animal protection officers with the Oakville Humane Soci- ety used a net and towel to cap- ture and rescue an adult orange billed swan from traffic along a busy downtown Oakville street Friday. The humane society respond- ed around 4:30 p.m. to Rebecca Street - just west of Kerr Street, in front of the Trafalgar Recre- ation Centre - after receiving re- ports from residents concerns about a swan wandering in and out of traffic, and possibly struck by one of the passing ve- hicles. Two officers teamed up to use a long-poled net and a towel to capture the scared waterfowl, that at times sat on the busy roadway seemingly unfazed by the passing vehicles. The swan was transported back to the society's Cornwall Road facility to be medically as- sessed for possible injuries. A passerby thought it might be the wayward mate of a pair of swans he had seen nesting along Sixteen Mile Creek, with one now missing. SWAN RESCUED FROM TRAFFIC ALONG BUSY DOWNTOWN OAKVILLE STREET GRAHAM PAINE gpaine@metroland.com NEWS Animal protection officers with the Oakville Humane Society used a net and towel to capture and rescue an adult orange billed swan from traffic along busy Rebecca Street in downtown Oakville. Graham Paine/Metroland