www.insidehalton.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, November 30, 2017 | 24 SALES PERIOD | NOV 30 - DEC 6, 2017 Man, 32, dies on construction site by Tim Whitnell Metroland West Media WEEKEND ACTIVITIES SATURDAY & SUNDAY DECEMBER 2 & 3 10am - 3pm FREE KIDS CRAFT WORKSHOP HOT CIDER FREE LETTERS TO SANTA CHRISTMAS WORKSHOPS DEMO STATIONS PHOTO BOOTH For event info visit terragreenhouses.com jolly & bright ht BELLA A PLANTER WITH POINSETTIA SAVE $15 VISIT TERRA'S CHRISTMAS TREE LOT 34 The perfect festive accent for your home. Reg. $49.99 99 FRESH TABLE TOP ARRANGEMENTS From 1699 Reg. $34.99 Fun & Festive. HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS FRESH CUT CANADIAN CHRISTMAS S TREES 6'-7' 7' Designer Fraser Fir. Reg. $29.99 2499 SAVE $5 TERRA GROWN QUALITY POINSETTIAS $ 6" pot. FREE wrap included Reg. $8.99/each 3 for 2999 SAVE $5 21 Investigators have released the residency of the man killed in a recent construction accident in Oakville as well as few more details about how it happened. On Friday, Nov. 17 around 2:30 p.m. Halton Regional Police responded to an incident on Ford Drive north of the Kingsway Drive/South Service Road area. Initial reports were that a male had been struck by a dump truck. Emergency first responders said the man was dead at the scene. The construction worker was a 32-year-old resident of Cambridge. The dump truck was driven by a 49-year-old man from Mississauga. At the time of the incident, Ford Drive was being repaved. The dead man and the dump truck were involved in constructionrelated activity. Det.-Const. Greg Cormier of Halton police's Collision Reconstruction Unit (CRU) told Metroland Media West that the victim was on foot and working on the paving crew at the time of the incident. He was hit by a reversing truck. The CRU was called in to investigate. The Ministry of Labour also attended the scene. The incident remains under investigation by Halton police and the Ministry of Labour. Any witnesses who haven't spoken to police are urged to call 905-634-1831, ext. 5065. SAVE 30% FRESH DESIGNER EVERGREEN ARRANGEMENTS 10" pot. Choose from a great selection of colours and styles. Dec. 4 is `Giving Back is Priceless' lunch by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff ALL EVERLASTING WREATHS & GARLANDS 2ND ANNUAL $ $44.99/each 80 From whimsical to classic, we've got your style. From 2 for HOLIDAY GIFT DRIVE FOR THE ALL HOLIDAY DÉCOR & HANGING ORNAMENTS CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF HALTON & HAMILTON Drop off new gifts for youth 12 -16 yrs old at our TERRA locations. For more info visit terragreenhouses.com 399 SAVE DESIGNER PLANTERS & PLANTER ACCENTS Personalize your outdoor planters or let our designers do it for you! From 20% 00 THE T TH HE PERFECT Purchase your TERRA gift card 6999 on-line or in store. Receive a FREE HOLIDAY succulent arrangement with your $75 (or more) gift card purchase. GIFT! G | Sat 9 am - 6 pm | Sun 10 am - 6 pm Reg. $16.99 value OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon - Wed 9 am - 6 pm | Thurs & Fri 9 am - 7 pm HAMILTON 340 Hwy 20 R.R. 1 East of Upper Centennial (905) 692-6900 MILTON Britannia Rd. West of Trafalgar (905) 876-4000 WATERDOWN Hwy 6 & 5th Concession East (905) 689-1999 VAUGHAN Keele St. North of Kirby Side Rd. (905) 832-6955 | BURLINGTON Hwy 5 East of Brant St. (905) 332-3222 All items while quantities last, subject to availability. Category offers exclude "TERRA Essentials". www.facebook.com/YourTERRA/ www.terragreenhouses.com People interested in having a great meal while supporting the less fortunate in the community are invited to participate in the Giving Back is Priceless Lunch on Monday, Dec. 4. The event, being held by the Salvation Army in partnership with CATCH Hospitality, will see four local restaurants donate 100 per cent of their lunch proceeds to the Salvation Army in Oakville. Participating restaurants include: · Firehall Pub, 2441 Lakeshore Rd., W., 905-8274445 · Cucci Ristorante, 119 Jones St., 905-469-1811 · Tavolo, 1515 Rebecca St., 905-827-2221 · Plank Restobar, 67 Bronte Rd., 905-465-1002 Residents can call and make reservations. Since 2010 the Giving Back is Priceless Lunch has raised $97,974 for the local charity. There is no shortage of need for these funds with Shannon Robinson, coordinator for the Oakville Salvation Army's Community and Family Services program, noting the charity's food bank assisted 1,385 people in Oakville during 2016. The group's Christmas Assistance Program, which provides food and toys to families who would otherwise go without, served 400 local families including 600 children in 2016. The local Salvation Army also helps the needy in the community through clothing voucher programs, furniture referrals, summer camping programs, income tax clinics and back to school support, among other things. For more information visit www.salvationarmyoakville.ca.