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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 ay 9, 20 19 | 12 1200 Speers Rd., Unit 12, Oakville, Ont. L6L 2X4 (905) 845 - 1408 | Fax (905) 845 - 5931 | ricky@rickywong.ca Ricky Wong CPA, CA, MBA, B. Eng Ricky WongRicky Wong DIAMONDDIDIDIDIDIAMAMAMAMAMONONONDIAMONDONDIAMONDONONONONONDDD DIAMONDDIDIDIDIDIAMAMAMAMAMONONONONONONONDDD Voted Best Accountant by Oakville Beaver Readers for 11 Consecutive Years For more information please check our website www.rickywong.ca •Accounting •Auditing • Taxation ANNIVERSARY EVENT SAVE20% ON ALL PALLISERFURNITURE + CASEGOODS MAY 11--30 TITAN 584 Kerr St Oakville, Ontario L6K 3C7 Phone: (905) 337-3653 destinationfurniture.net ZG6ZG4 TwoVacancies on the Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Committee There are two vacancies to fill on the Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Committee representing agriculture in Hamilton and the general public. Eligible candidates having interest in localwatersheds anddrinkingwater issues are invited to submit their application by Friday, May 31, 2019 to sourceprotection@hrca.on.ca or fax to (905) 336-6684. The Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Region comprises the areas of the Halton Region and the Hamilton Region Conservation Authorities. A Source Protection Committee was established in accordance with the CleanWater Act, 2006 and has developed a locally driven, science-based source protection plan that aims to reduce the risk of contamination and overuse of the sources of our drinking water. The role of the Source Protection Committee is to guide the review and updating of the source protection plan using a science-based approach and to ensure that all relevant information is being taken into account. The Source Protection Committee is comprised of nine members plus the Chair, who act as liaisons for their sectors, and regularly attend committee and public meetings. The member composition is as follows: • 3 members representing municipalities • 2 members representing the agricultural sector • 1 member representing industrial/commercial sector • 3 members representing the public interest at large - focused on environment and health An application form and Committee member eligibility requirements, along with other information about the source protection program are available at www.protectingwater.ca or by calling 905-336-1158 extension 2237. We are all responsible for protecting drinking water sources for present and future generations. Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Region Halton police are asking for the public's help identi-for the public's help identi-f fying a burglar followingfying a burglar followingf break-ins at two Oakville apartment buildings. On April 24 at around 3:55 a.m., a man was seen on security camera prying open a side door and enter- ing an apartment building in the Trafalgar Road and White Oaks Boulevard ar- ea. Police said the individu- al attempted to use a grind- er saw to access the tenant mailboxes, the superinten- dent office and an under- ground garage. When these attempts failed, he pried open a vend-failed, he pried open a vend-f ing machine in the lobby of the building and stole cans of soda. The thief then went to another apartment build- ing in the same area and at 5:10 a.m., was able to get in- side. He attempted to access the superintendent office and the mailboxes inside this building but failed again. The man is described as white, 30-35 years old, five- foot-ten to six-foot, with afoot-ten to six-foot, with af slim build and dark hair. He wore black pants, a black hoodie with a white zipper, white shoes and an army green camouflage hat. He carried a grey back- pack. Anyone with informa- tion about these incidents is asked to contact Halton po- lice at 905-825-4747 ext. 2278 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477). POLICE SEEK TO IDENTIFY SUSPECT FOLLOWING BREAK-INS TO OAKVILLE APARTMENT BUILDINGS Suspect photo. Halton police photo NEWS