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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, A pr il 28 ,2 02 2 | 38 A NEWWAY TO STAY CONNECTED TO YOUR COMMUNITY! TRUSTED LOCAL NEWS ACROSS ONTARIO: OFFER ENDS JULY 10, 2022. VISIT communitynews.pressreader.com TODAY! *Your credit card will be charged $19.99 plus tax for an annual upfront subscription plan. At the end of your one-year fi xed term, your subscription will automatically renew for an additional one-year fi xed term at the prevailing rate plus tax unless you contact us with your cancellation request at least two days prior to the end of your subscription term. Annual upfront subscription plans are not refundable. This subscription plan includes unlimited digital access to all Metroland community newspapers listed at communitynews.pressreader.com.. Community newspaper selection is subject to change without notice. You can contact us at the Customer Service Centre by calling 1-833-440-7474 or by email at customersupport@torstar.ca. Once you complete the subscription form, you can sign in to the ePaper from communitynews.pressreader.com. You will need to sign in using the email and password you set up for this subscription. Take advantage of this limited-time introductory offer $1999*FOR A YEAR! Check out our new all access Community News ePaper subscription. Get full access to all our weekly community newspapers online, from one convenient website. We've got you covered Our local journalists report on the things that are important to you and your neighbours; whether it's local politics, schools businesses or upcoming community events--if you're thinking about it, chances are we're writing about it. Enjoy access to trusted local news and information from over 10 regions throughout Ontario, plus get access to weekly digital fl yers from save.ca. • Cambridge • Durham • Guelph • Halton • Hamilton • Kawartha • Muskoka • Niagara • Ottawa Valley • Peel • Simcoe County • Toronto • York Region The Town is inviting residents to celebrate Oakville Youth Week from May 1-7. During these seven days the Town of Oakville and community partners will offer free activities and learning opportuni- ties for local youth. Some of the activities include a Youth Basket- ball Clinic at the Oakville Trafalgar Community Centre on May 1, a free recrZZZeational skate at the River Oaks Communi- ty Centre on May 3, and a Combat Challenge obsta- cle course at the Queen Elizabeth Park Communi- ty and Cultural Centre on May 6. Local youths can also explore different types of technology, such as 3D printing, create fun crafts, and play games at the Oakville Public Library White Oaks Branch on May 4. For a full list of Youth Week activities, times and locations visit https:// www.oakville.ca/culture- rec/oakville-youth- week.html. Residents can also fol- low @OakvilleYouth on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for more informa- tion and a chance to win prizes. Youth Week photos can be shared using #Oakvil- leYouth. Town staff are remind- ing participants to contin- ue following public health guidance, including get- ting vaccinated for CO- VID-19 and up-to-date booster shots, staying home if sick and washing and sanitizing hands fre- quently. Halton Region Public Health strongly recom- mends that Halton resi- dents continue wearing high quality masks in in- door settings where phys- ical distancing may be a challenge. LOTS OF FREE ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR OAKVILLE YOUTH WEEK NEWS Oakville Youth Week will feature plenty of activities. Town of Oakville photo The Halton Outdoor Club, a not-for-profit vol- unteer-run organization which offers recreational activities all year round, is holding its Spring Info Fair Saturday, April 30. The event will run be- tween 1 and 3:30 p.m. on the front lawn of Johnson Out- doors Canada, 4180 Har- vester Rd. in Burlington. Included in the activi- ties offered for adults throughout the year are cy- cling, hiking, kayaking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. "We have been enhanc- ing the quality of life for Halton's adult residents for the past 49 years, by provid- ing them with organized activities that allow them to be active and energized together outdoors. And over the past 24 months our members have told us that these outdoor activities have helped to keep them sane and happy," said Ephraim Fernandez, HOC's director of publicity and promotion. The HOC helps facili- tate an active lifestyle out- doors and a safe environ- ment in which to be social- ly active, he said. Cycling enthusiasts from the Halton Outdoor Club. Halton Outdoor Club photo HALTON OUTDOOR CLUB HOSTS SPRING INFO FAIR THINGS TO DO