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www.durhamregion.com PAGE A4 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, APRIL 23,2003 Metroland newspapers on the way to national podium Durham Region newspapers nominated in 17 categories for awards DURHAM - April has been a good month for The Canadian Statesman and its sister papers in Durham Region. Monday, the Canadian Community Community Newspapers Association announced announced its list of award nominations nominations with Metroland's Durham Region Region newspapers finishing in the top three in 17 categories. The awards will be handed out on May 31 at the CCNA awards banquet in Vancouver. Vancouver. The Canadian Community Newspapers Newspapers Association is the national voice of the community press in Canada. A federation of seven regional regional newspaper associations, CCNA was founded in 1919 and currently represents more than 670 English-language community newspapers newspapers with a total first-edition circulation circulation of more than 6.8 million copies per week. Each year CCNA newspapers compete in a national 'Better Newspapers Competition' MPs invited to show ITER support Special council meeting Friday DURHAM - Durham and area MPs have been summoned to publicly publicly review and discuss their positions positions on Canada's bid to host the ITER energy research facility in Clarington. Clarington Mayor John Mutton couriered a letter Tuesday inviting MPs from Durham, Northumberland and Haliburton-Victoria-Brock to "discuss the issue of federal support of ITER" at a special council meeting meeting Friday. The federal government recently stated it would only proceed with the bid if the provincial government comes up with the lion's share of the estimated $1.6 billion required for the offer to go forward at the international international level. Spain, France and Japan are also vying to host the facility. facility. The federal government position puts the country's bid to host the facility facility in jeopardy, according to Durham MPP John O'Toole. Construction and energy union leaders are expected to be present for the meeting to express their thoughts on the value of bringing the ITER project to the region. "It's the last chance to put pressure pressure on public members," says Mayor Mutton. "We need to show the faces behind the support for ITER." The meeting will be held this Friday, Friday, April 25 at 2 p.m. at Clarington council chambers, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville. For more information, call the municipality at 905-623-3379. To have your flyers delivered by Durham's #1 Carrier Force! 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